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If you want to go to the quantum physics end of things, play the classic game, with a twist. The "it" person leaves the room while everyone else decides on the
by M_Grey 10y ago
If you want to go to the quantum physics end of things, play the classic game, with a twist. The "it" person leaves the room while everyone else decides on the object. Instead however, they agree that no one will have any idea of what the object actually is, and they are free to answer the questions however they want, but with the following rule: each answer must remain consistent with all previous answers.
- ChuckMcM 10y agoSo everyone has their own object ? I like the idea of everyone having the set of all objects and then as each person is asked, not being allowed to contradict any other answer, until everyone has the same object.
- M_Grey 10y agoIt's even more bizarre... no one has an object at all. You essentially build up the object from a set of properties defined by asking yes or no questions, the answers to which must be consistent. It's actually possible that the object will only be known when the last question is asked and answered.
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