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DÜŞÜN · FROM THE BANK — 07.2026

An anonymous analysis of the first 100 questions

Enes Demirel

Nobody asks Düşün a question with their identity attached; but in bulk, questions say something: what are we struggling with? This is the anonymous theme breakdown of the first 100 questions — a living page, updated every 100.

The method is strict: question texts are severed from people, and AI produces only a theme label — Career, Fear & Courage, Startup, Relationships, Money, Motivation. No individual question is read; the numbers speak.

First observation: most people want courage, not information. "Should I" beats "how to". Atatürk and Rumi topping the picks is no coincidence: one is decision, the other acceptance.

Second: the shorter the question, the weaker the answer. The best answers come from questions with one sentence of context — that's why the example prompts exist. Keep asking; the council is listening.

"Questions are a society's pulse."
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