No to all.

Yes.
No.
Yes.
No.
Yes.

Does it help people communicate?
Does it increase our ability to perform a task?
Does it involve religion?
Is it the idea of a deity?
Is it the idea of evolution?
Is it creationism?
Is it spiritual awareness?
Is it morals?

Does it involve the body at all?
Is it primarily involved in problem solving?
Does it primarily involve social contact?
Does it primarily involve communication?
Edit: Does it mostly involve a single human sense (one of the 5 human sense, not 'common sense' or anything dumb like that)?

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No.
Yes.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.

I'm assuming you mean the physical world. Then yes, it can.
More of a yes than a no.
No.
No.
No.

What other body would I mean if not the one in the physical world?


k. Uh...
Does it involve any social contact, communication, or human senses at all? (I think I made my earlier questions too specific... but they might be irrelevant anyway so I'm just covering the bases)
Does it largely involve emotions?
Does it largely involve dealing with information?
Does it largely involve perception?
Does it largely involve the hands?

I think I prefer 'largely' over 'primarily', now.

Yes.
No.
No.
Uh... yes. That's not a good clue though.
No.

Is it facebook?

Does it relate to puberty?

at that first question in my previous post.

Hmm. No emotions, information, or the use of hands. That both narrows it down and confuses me, simultaneously...

Edit: Was my current line of questioning leading down what you might call the right path?

No. Read the hint I gave.

No. Not by any means.

Urh... Not really.
That may have been the "best" question:
To which I should have answered yes now that I think about it.
You're more likely to find it as a noun than as a verb.

And, that one, to me anyway, could have been useful:
Here's a few games it's definitely related to: Fallout, Morrowind and Might and Magic.

is it roleplaying?

Does it largely involve exploration?
Does it largely involve some form of contention?
Does it largely involve choice?

No.

No.
It can involve contention.
Uh... that's really hard to answer. I'd say yes.

Is it gaming?
Is it strategy?
Is it planning?
Is it winning?
Is it losing?
Is it battling?
Is it fighting?

No to all.

For review:

1. It is abstract, but not tangible.
   
2. It is not an action.
   
3. *It is an event, but this is not a good way to identify it.
   
4. It is not an emotion.
   
5. It has something to do with video games, including Starcraft (not important), Fallout, Morrowind and Might and Magic.
   
6. It is not on the internet.
   
7. It does not require a computer/does not relate to technology.
   
8. *It does have something to do with competition.
   
9. Saying it involves a group of people is not applicable.
   
10. Saying there's more than one is not applicable.
    
11. It is not identified well by its function.
    
12. Does not involve Starcraft lore.
    
13. Does not occur periodically (meaning regular intervals).
    
14. Existed since before the industrial revolution.
    
15. I would know of this from personal experience.
    
16. It is a natural phenomena.
    
17. It is occurring now.
    
18. It takes place on earth.
    
19. It is a verb, but mostly also a noun.
    
20. It is an important thing.
    
21. Involves the mind more than the body.
    
22. Relegated only to humans.
    
23. Not part of survival.
    
24. Doesn't help people communicate. (or rather it could, but this is not helpful to identifying it)
    
25. Increases our ability to perform a task.
    
26. Does not involve religion.
    
27. It does in "some way" involve the body?
    
28. More involved in problem solving than not?
    
29. Does not primarily involve social contact.
    
30. Does not primarily involve communication.
    
31. Does not mostly involve a single human sense.
    
32. Does not largely involve emotions.
    
33. Does not largely involve dealing with information.
    
34. Does not largely involve perception.
    
35. Does not largely involve the hands.
    
36. Not related to puberty.
    
37. Does not largely involve exploration.
    
38. It can involve some form of contention.
    
39. *(Hard to answer) It does largely involve choice.
    

Possibilities:

1. Not Starcraft(2)
   
2. Not SEN
   
3. Not Blizzard
   
4. Not a Starcraft tactic
   
5. Not bnet
   
6. Not the internet
   
7. Not Blizzcon
   
8. Not playing
   
9. Not living
   
10. Not thinking
    
11. Not planning
    
12. Not speaking
    
13. Not facebook
    
14. Not roleplaying
    
15. Not gaming
    
16. Not strategy
    
17. Not planning
    
18. Not winning
    
19. Not losing
    
20. Not battling
    
21. Not fighting
    

* - Took time and deliberation to decide upon.



Is this accurate?

Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Jun 29 2010, 5:47 pm by Tuxedo-Templar.

No, it's not tangible. Never.

Starcraft is not important.

Periodically=At regular intervals.

It could help but that's not a helpful clue.

Would replacing all instances of 'primarily', 'mostly', and 'largely' in my previous questions with 'notably' have produced any notably different results in answers?

Edit:
Do individuals experience it?
Do individuals produce it?
Does this thing occur only in sessions for individuals (as opposed to continuously, like some background... thing)?

Edit:
Do ONLY individuals experience it?
Does this thing occur in virtual reality?
Does this thing occur as a result of experiencing something in virtual reality? (redundant, but I'm approaching this from a different angle so bear with me)

Forwarded to a later post.

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Not any useful ones.

Yes.
Some people believe that yes. I personally don't.
Yes.

Hmm. Finally some more usable information.

Does it notably involve an aspect of random chance?
Is it betting/gambing?

Forwarded from before:
Do ONLY individuals experience it? (doesn't apply to a group all under the same instance) - Ew
Does this thing occur in virtual reality?
Does this thing occur as a result of experiencing something in virtual reality? (redundant, but I'm approaching this from a different angle so bear with me)

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