
I lost the game. The school I go to has this rule: if the Prime Minister of New Zealand loses the game then everyone else wins the game.
Resolves YES if in either written or spoken form, the sitting Prime Minister of New Zealand indicates that they lost the game (mind game) by the end of 2024. Resolves NO otherwise.
How will I decide whether they've indicated they lost the game?
The test I will use is two-pronged:
Did they indicate that they have indeed lost "the game"?
Would it make sense for "the game" to be referring to something besides "the game (mind game)"?
One thing I want to make clear, if they say something along the lines of "you just lost the game" that would not count! For 1 to apply, the PM must "take ownership" of losing the game.
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