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A question bank encodes whoever wrote it

Why trivia is the easiest team game to start and the easiest to get quietly wrong.

The problem with fifty questions

A small bank is not just repetitive — it is narrow. Whoever wrote it had a childhood, a country and a set of films, and everybody who shares those has an advantage that looks like being good at trivia.

What breadth actually fixes

Over two thousand reviewed questions across twelve topics, drawn so a player sees repeats rarely. The goal is not difficulty. It is that everybody is an expert at something and nobody is an expert at everything, which is when a trivia game is fun to lose.

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Never goes backwards. Never lies about being done. Under a second on a good day.

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