Are you smarter then a Fourm user? (11)

[Whysper]

@WindwardAway

Idk how you didn’t expect this to be what it is lol
I expected it to be more or less exactly how it’s being run, which is why I didn’t sign up, because that’s not really my type of game, but I find it highly entertaining to spectate nonetheless.

Yeah I expected something like this and it’s why I was willing to sign up. I wouldn’t join a normal trivia game because I probably wouldn’t do so well. Unless maybe it was multiple choice.

[Intensify]

The idea of a trivia game online where answers are submitted every 24/7 or so and players could very easily cheat probably should’ve… not been done in the first place.

Or atleast have the questions be more niche rather than clever.

Like the Spyro one was actually decent since you couldn’t google it directly

but uhh the rest are : |

[Lucky]

Yeah I like to make my questions unique and have it open so it’s harder to actually figure out.

[Lucky]

Like if you noticed instead of me saying
“What country and city is in this location”
I said
“South of this location”
so it’s allot harder to figure out and requires cleverness over smartness.

[Lucky]

@eevee

While I am at disproving the answers:

In first question answers “circle”, “oval” etc. are wrong, as it does not have angles, but it definetly has sides.
Which can be proven by calculating it’s length - in case of circle, it’s circumference.
And same in case of oval.

In cartesian plane answer would be “a dot” or “a point”. Dot is supposed to be of infinitely small place in space, representing only a one single coordinate in the plane.

Ergo the highest possible distance from this dot to the same dot would be 0 (as it represents only one certain coordinate on the plane). Making it’s circumference and in extend, number of sides a 0.

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Now the question could be extended to different coordinate systems then most comonly used.

I’m not good in them, I can only think of polar system which matches the data input (square having 4 sides etc).
In which case square would have 4 radial coordinates with 4 “sides” (radiuses) connecting it to reference point. Makes sesnes.

There is certainly more than just this two, I was just never checking the non-used coordinate systems.

Anyway. In Polar system the answer would need to be any 0-length radius, which means a “reference point”.
Now that I think about it, we got answer “point” again, just a specific one.

/shrug

Ok I’ll admit I should have said Edges and not Sides.
Happy?

[Atlas]

is this real

[Lucky]

@Lucky

Math

The numbers Eight, Nine and Six have a similar Number at glance, what is it in word form?

This was also a good example because I specifically used the word “glance”
Which to smart people some would ignore that and think it’s some equation or something like it was related by some calculation but that wasn’t the question.

It was Number at glance.
Meaning from you looking at the number itself what do you see.
Figuring this out is a way to prove how clever you are.

Clever people figure this out.
Both Arete and Whysper proved their clever.

The fact Arete proved their clever means that people high level in smarts like Arete can be clever to, Arete didn’t give into the government they did things at their own regard probably and that’s why they didn’t lose their cleverness.

[Lucky]

Something like that anyway.

School can make us less clever unless we do it a certain way that isn’t controlled by anyone bad.

[Lucky]

Maybe that parts not entirely true but like it’s something there.

Look I’m not the best, I haven’t solved how to say stuff absolutely perfectly (I’m trying though!) my point is I understand and process stuff in a clever mind rather then a wisdomic mind.

[Lucky]

So I may not have comprehendible explanations or at least not yet.

[Atlas]

@Lucky

their

they are

[Lucky]

@Atlas

is this real

Yes I can admit I used what I thought was the correct word without double checking.

[Lucky]

@Atlas

@Lucky

their

they are

No?

[Atlas]

no like
i thought i made this up in my head

[Atlas]

@Lucky

Both Arete and Whysper proved their clever.

The fact Arete proved their

they are

[Lucky]

@Atlas

@Lucky

Both Arete and Whysper proved their clever.

The fact Arete proved their

they are

Oh yeah that one your righr

[Atlas]

thats two

[Lucky]

Yeah but I looked at a different one

[Atlas]

no two are wrong you said one

[Lucky]

@Lucky

government they did things at their own regard

This one I looked at and was confused.