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Which answer do you think has the fewest votes?
A self-balancing social experiment
Pick the answer with the fewest votes. The crowd keeps changing, so yesterday’s wrong answer might be today’s obvious choice.
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Which answer do you think has the fewest votes?
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This browser receives a random Supabase user ID so the game can prevent duplicate votes and remember your score. We do not ask anonymous players for a name, email address, or advertising profile.
Votes contribute to public aggregate totals. Deleting your data removes your anonymous account, individual vote history, and streak while keeping those non-identifying totals mathematically consistent. Questions you submit may remain in the review or public pool, detached from your identity.