Conspiracy



I've been watching his run, and not once has he run up against another top player. I would bet real money that Jeopardy is setting up punching bags for him to take down. The plan is to make news by having a trans the top winner. Wokeism? Maybe.

Don't get me wrong, the dude is quite learned, but even during Matt Amodio's and Jenning's run, there were some players that would have gone on two week runs themselves if they weren't up against Amodio or Jennings. This guy hasn't run into a strong player in his whole run.

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Last night was a close one. Amy almost lost.

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Figures, last night I wasn't home.. LOL

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Oh yeah, this is definitely a set up! Jeopardy just wants to show how woke it is. Why do you think in addition to The Thing, there’s AT LEAST one other gay person on the episodes? I fucking hate liberals!

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Such anger. With such hate for your fellow countrymen, this country is going to crumble. United We Stand, Divided We Fall. The greatest generation never had such a divide. When things got rough, most of the people worked together to fight a war and end the depression. People today can't even take a little discomfort without pointing fingers and having a meltdown. Such a disgrace.

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Yes, it's very sad.

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He's just a moron. That's how morons deal with their fear of the unknown

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It looks like the woketards have taken over "Jeopardy!". The Greatest Generation had plenty of divides, one of which was guys pretending to be women in public. They wouldn't have put up with this nonsense.

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Would it really surprise you to find out its a setup? Its happened before, Remember Quiz Show?

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I know the ramifications of fixing a game show are big time serious, but I can't help wonder if scheduled contestants are "rated" during the vetting process and not just put on the show in some random order. I don't like to accuse anyone without evidence, but there were a LOT of very weak contestants going against Amy. I think the guy who beat him last night won't have a long and memorable run - it was just a win of circumstance.

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Your scientists have yet to discover how neural networks create self-consciousness, let alone how the human brain processes two-dimensional retinal images into the three-dimensional phenomenon known as perception. Yet you somehow brazenly declare that seeing is believing!
Even the former leader of your United States of America, James Earl Carter Jr., thought he saw a UFO once. But it's been proven he only saw the planet Venus.

Venus was at its peak brilliance last night. You probably thought you saw something up in the sky other than Venus, but I assure you, it was Venus.

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