Frequently Asked Questions

Unfucking The World will only succeed by capturing the public’s attention and not letting go until our work is done. In a world where every rough edge and sharp corner is sanded down, and where the majority of the content shown to us has had anything even remotely objectionable removed to appeal to the widest audience possible, we declare our refusal to play the game from the very beginning.

By the UTW production team, the creators behind this project. Unfucking The World will never have ads or paywalls, and we have no plans to accept donations. UTW is not a marathon, it is a sprint. It is a headlong scramble for survival, with flames licking at our heels, and we have enough saved up to see this project through to its conclusion. If UTW succeeds, the whole world reaps the benefits; if UTW fails, only we risk the loss. That’s the only way this works.

Danielle Church, along with a number of independent creators and analysts whose names and identities are being withheld for safety reasons. The risks that come along with posting something like UTW on the Internet are not solely financial.

What we can tell you is that UTW is not beholden to any corporate, political, or organizational interests. Every member of the production team is a human person—an unfortunate but necessary clarification, in 2026—who is passionate about the cause of unfucking the world, on account of it being where we keep all our stuff.

As of the latest census, roughly 10% of American citizens speak Spanish but not English. We need their support too.

No.

Sorry, but no. We do not want anyone thinking they’ve done their part simply by contributing funds. If you want to help financially, take the money you were going to send us and instead use it to print flyers, or commission artwork, or buy ads online. UTW is not about one central effort, it is about each of us using our creativity and our resources to do whatever we can.

Absolutely not. Unfucking The World is a purely non-partisan movement. Its sole aim is to eliminate the systemic corruption holding our society back, and that corruption is not limited to any single person or party. (And, truth be told, we expect to be making something of an enemy of both the DNC and the RNC, simply because of our aims. No one likes losing power, not even for the greater good.)

Unfucking The World gathers voices from every demographic by diligently refusing to engage with any issue that is not directly threatening the stability of our nation or our global community. Questions such as reproductive rights, gender identity, immigration law, and religious freedom are explicitly outside our scope; our only goal is to provide a healthy society where those debates can take place cleanly and without being drowned out by party ideology. We welcome anyone whose goal is the safeguarding of our civilization, regardless of any other political beliefs.

Unfucking The World will be executing a strategy that to date has not been seen in American politics, and so there’s no definite answer to the question. Two things are certain, however; first, that once public momentum builds, the clock starts ticking. No Confidence is a threat to many established power structures, and once it starts gaining traction, they will act accordingly. UTW estimates that we will have approximately 6 months before organized opposition makes it impossible for us to make further progress.

The other fact is that it is not time that dictates whether we are successful, it is support. This is crowdsourcing as applied to politics; so long as enough American citizens step up and do their part, our voice will be heard. Political scientist Erica Chenoweth has even identified an outer bound for this number with the 3.5% rule: a nonviolent protest against an authoritarian government that gathers the support of 3.5% of the population becomes more likely to succeed than fail.

In 2026, the population of the United States is roughly 340 million, which means that once we pass 12 million supporters, we will have a better-than-even chance of achieving our aims in full. As a reminder: this past March, the No Kings protests drew an estimated 8 to 9 million people all willing to go out and march in the streets, and Trump has not stopped antagonizing the American public in the time since.

Fixing the US Government won’t solve our problems, not on its own. The global economy will still be a mess; jobs will keep disappearing; stocks will keep plummeting. The work of UTW isn’t complete until human civilization is moving towards survival, rather than collapse.

The next phase of UTW after No Confidence will restore the structural guardrails that allowed Earth’s global trade economy to flourish for centuries. The stagnation that we see today is a direct result of the removal of those guardrails decades ago, in the last part of the 20th century; we must replace them before what happened to our politics happens to our economy.

No. Danielle can understand simple Spanish and knows the basic rules of pronunciation, but without the Spanish team providing all the translation and vocal coaching, there would be no Spanish version of UTW.

It is a health monitor, made by Visible Health. It allows Danielle to perform physically taxing activities (such as sitting and recording a podcast for an hour) without suffering harm.

Danielle is an American.

In English, you are welcome to use any of the three standard pronouns: they, he, or she. Please do not start any fights in the comments section over which ones are “correct.”

In Spanish, per the translation team, use feminine pronouns and adjectives: ella, la, le, sí misma. For example: “Háblale con respeto; a ella le gusta que usen formas femeninas.”