Will resolve YES if all people named Time Person of the Year 2023 hold American citizenship.
Will resolve NO if all people named Time Person of the Year 2023 do not hold American citizenship.
Will resolve N/A if people both with and without American citizenship are named or if no people are named.
Those being named explicitly on the cover take precedence over who they represent, so for example 2002 would result in a YES. They haven't done this in recent years but still clarifying this just in case.
Some examples:
Sam Altman -> YES
Sam Altman representing Young Entrepeneurs -> YES
Sam Altman and ChatGPT -> YES
Xi Jinping -> NO
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin -> NO
Xi Jinping and Joe Biden -> N/A
Young Entrepeneurs -> N/A
Iran Protesters -> N/A
ChatGPT -> N/A
Artificial Intelligence -> N/A
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@KevinBlaw I admit that this is a weird case, but sticking to my definition, there are definitely some Iran protestors with American citizenship, or at least we can’t say for sure that there aren’t -> N/A
@Shump Resolve at 75% (or the proportion of Barbies bought in the US in 2023 or something)?
@Shump Related:
It's kinda disturbing (IMHO), but there are real people who get surgery to look like Barbie.