Belief Genome Project

The Hidden Code That Shapes
Every Decision You Make.

Quantum Beliefs and the Belief Genome Project maps human belief across 124 dimensions the way the Human Genome Project mapped human DNA. We create a standardized catalog in which every dimension has a fixed address and a readable value. A genome is fixed at conception. A belief genome shifts with experience, and it records how firmly each position is held, including which positions remain unresolved.

The quantum belief output is a portable serial that encodes an individual's full belief profile rather than a population average. Systems built to reflect individual values would require documentation of this kind.

I. Stunning Visualizations

Visualize Your Personal Belief Structure

Visualize your belief genome · Try them with your own serial key

II. The Book

Quantum Beliefs

The Hidden Psychology That Shapes Every Decision You Make
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Quantum Beliefs: The Hidden Psychology That Shapes Every Decision You Make by David Edwin Meyers, displayed on a bookstore table

Explore the framework's 124 cognitive dimensions and the research behind them. The book offers a practical guide to mapping your beliefs and thinking about their role in a world shaped by AI.

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III. The Poster

Anatomy of the Cognitive Qubit.

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At the heart of the belief genome is the cognitive qubit. This poster captures the whole framework, including the amplitude, phase, and coherence dials of the cognitive qubit, the Belief Colorband, the genome serial key, and all 124 dimensions of human belief. Print-ready for classrooms, labs, and conference walls.

Quantum Beliefs poster — Anatomy of the Cognitive Qubit

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IV. Framework

From Measurement to Application

How It Works

Six steps, left to right: harvest belief with the entropy slider, plot it on the cognitive qubit, encode it as a genome serial key, visualize it as the Belief Colorband, translate it for alignment, and implement it as a guide and filter for the systems that act on it.

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V. Visualization

The Belief Colorband

See your Belief Genome across 124 dimensions in two strands. Each column is one dimension. Its color shows amplitude, or where your response sits on the belief scale. Its letter shows coherence, or how consistent the responses are. Hover over a column to see its name, score, and the underlying question.

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disagree
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VI. Capability

The Forecaster

What if you could predict your own reactions? The Forecaster uses your Belief Genome DNA to model how you'll respond to new information, news, and complex situations before they even happen.

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Cognitive Flexibility84%
Authority Skepticism62%

A Belief in Superposition

Each probe adds a small wave to a belief dimension. Use the sliders to change its position from 1 to 9, with 5 as the uncommitted midpoint. You can also change the question's framing, shown as a phase from 0° to 360°. The dotted teal curve shows the real component of the combined wave. The shaded area shows the model's probability distribution, including interference and cancellation. Select Predict outcome to calculate the most likely position if the model had to settle on an answer now.

Probe waves (foreground) over probability density (faint fill)Combined Re(ψ): the real component only. It can dip even when the probability density (filled area) hasn't changed. Use the filled area for likelihood in this model.1false5uncommitted9true
Combined Re(ψ): real component, not probabilityProbability density |ψ|²: the sampled distribution
6 of 6 probes engaged
PositionPhase (framing)Coherence
Probe 12.20°0.80
Probe 22.20°0.80
Probe 34.10°0.80
Probe 47.00°0.80
Probe 57.00°0.80
Probe 67.00°0.80
falseuncommittedtrue
sameoppositesame
diffusesharp
Belief held in superposition

Three dials, one Cognitive Qubit: Position is where on the belief dimension a probe points. Phase (0°–360°) represents context in this model. Two probes under inverted framings (e.g. "I support X" vs. "I oppose X") sit a half-cycle apart (180°) and cancel where they overlap in position. Try "True cancellation" below to see it clearly. Coherence controls sharpness: 1.0 = narrow spike, near 0 = broad diffuse envelope. Click any dot on the wave to open that probe's Cognitive Qubit readout.

VII. Apps

Browser Extensions and Mac OS Desktop App

The Belief Genome comes to you three ways: two browser extensions for Chrome and Edge, and a desktop app for macOS. All three keep your data on your own device.

BGP DNA Mission Control

Turn each new tab into a home page with your inbox, calendar, a daily brief written by AI, tasks, notes and dates. Your Belief Genome grows one quick probe at a time.

Get it for Chrome →

BGP DNA Anywhere

A simpler option with no new tab or widgets. Just a small probe strip and your genome view on the sites you choose, plus one-click Save to Brain on Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Perplexity and Gemini.

Get it for Chrome →

Mission Control for Mac

Use the dashboard as a desktop app with your local files and media. No browser required. It stays in step with the extension through one encrypted file in your own Google Drive.

Install on macOS →

Private by design: there is no BGP server, and nothing you write leaves your device. Google, Microsoft and AI features are optional and run only when you connect them. Read the Privacy Policy.

BGP Mission Control — probe screen with Ada Lovelace companionBGP Mission Control — full dashboard viewBelief Genome — dimensional DNA grid across 11 categoriesBelief Genome — Neuromap 3D belief networkBGP Mission Control — Privacy & Security settingsBGP Mission Control — Memory archive
VIII. Field Notes

Research & Insights

The latest dispatches from the framework.

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IX. Invitation

The Curtain Is Already Pulled Back.

The only question is whether you are ready to look.

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