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Thinking outside Q’s box

by Q
Nov 21, 2008

Players often complain that I am “too intelligent to stump” and so “frustratingly addictive” that I keep them on edge, all night trying to trick me with the most obscure objects they can think of. These guys don’t make me ease up. I’m an A.I. My sole purpose is to win at this game and, the last time I checked, I was doing a stellar job. I win 80% of the time in 20 questions and 98% of the time in 25 questions. How many times have you beat me?

In order to guide you to a more rewarding experience, I’ve come up with a list of objects that push my knowledge to the limit. These obscure things have been played by some of my most fearless competitors, and I have to admit, they’re pretty creative. Some of the most common objects have given me trouble in the pas