Every question has a real number as its answer. You don’t give the number — you give a range you believe it falls inside.
Why it works: nobody in operations knows the exact number. What separates people is whether they know how much they don’t know. “Between 40 and 60” from someone genuinely unsure is a better answer than a flat “50” — and no quiz can tell those apart. This can.
Questions are dealt in a different order every game, and none repeats until the pool runs out.
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