In 1990, what American attorney promulgated the law also known as the "rule of Nazi analogies" that states "as an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches." It was officially entered into the third edition of the Oxford English Dictionary in 2012.
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Possible QScores
1000 Clues
89.231 Clue
80.462 Clues
58.463 Clues
Answer Breakdown
Clues Used
0
1
2
3
Total
Submissions
137
42
22
124
325
% of Total
42.15%
12.92%
6.77%
38.15%
Clues Used
0
1
2
3
Total
Correct
125
35
16
59
235
% of Correct
53.19%
14.89%
6.81%
25.11%
% of Answers
38.46%
10.77%
4.92%
18.15%
Clues Used
0
1
2
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Total
Incorrect
12
7
6
65
90
% of Incorrect
13.33%
7.78%
6.67%
72.22%
% of Answers
3.69%
2.15%
1.85%
20%
72.31%% of Players correct
27.69%% of Players incorrect
57.85%% of Players needing clues
Most Common Incorrect Answer
Answer
Count
No Answer
16
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