[Mdkcheatz]

Okay, so R.J. from PJ64 Forums linked me to this crasy thing that litterally guesses what your thinking. At first I hought I knew how it worked, but then I realized that there was no system I could think of as you do not type anything in:

http://www.regiftable.com/regiftingrobinpopup.html

 

[Hard core Rikki]

When you answer, the yet-to-be determined char you were thinking of gets these answers associated with him (it only proceeds after you finish the test and indicate who was the chara you were thinking of, then that one gets all your answers associated with him. Generally the answers are averaged after a reasonable threshold, to limit erroneous answers from people who didnt answer honestly. The existence of only a limited number of answers allows it to be reasonably proof.

The concept is the same for all these types of sites, some just mask it in original ways, for maximum differentiation and sensationalism. the copncept itself isnt recent, only online data retention of people's answers and continuous filtering gives it this impact.

 

[Mdkcheatz]

There deffinitely were only limited answers. But it has more than one, and so far it doesn't seem like coincidence that it guessed my outcome everytime without fail.

 

[Hard core Rikki]

The constant stream of question's actual purpose is not to find your own answer, but to make sure the answer youll certify as the correct one gets found thanks to the answers you gave earlier (the more questions you answer, the more accurate the guessing system becomes).

 

[zidine00]

funny its always wrong with me.

 

[PsyMan]

This thing works by having the same answer on all the possible spots you will end up to. In sort, 50-5 (45) will have the same answer as 37-3-7 (27), as 12-1-2 (9), as 24-2-4 (18). Spots 45, 27, 9 and 18 have the same predetermined answer (as well as all the other spots you will end "choosing" up by any number you'll think).

funny its always wrong with me.

No it's not. You're the one doing the calculation it asks wrong.

 

[CardsOfTheHeart]

To elaborate on PsyMan's explanation:

When you take any two-digit number and subtract the digits from that number, the result will always be a multiple of 9. If you look at the "gift table," you'll see that 9, 18, 27, 36, 45, 54, 63, 72, and 81 (the only possible answers) always have the same gift, which means that Robin will always guess the correct gift.

 

[ozzgx4]

Huh that's pretty clever

 

[zidine00]

No it's not. You're the one doing the calculation it asks wrong.

51 - 2 = 49 49 -5=44 right?

if so i win and it looses MUHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA.!

 

[CardsOfTheHeart]

Now that I think about it, I believe that holds true for any number greater than 9.

EDIT @ zidine: ...It's 51 - 5 - 1 = 45. You're doing it wrong. >_>

 

[zidine00]

Now that I think about it, I believe that holds true for any number greater than 9.

EDIT @ zidine: ...It's 51 - 5 - 1 = 45. You're doing it wrong. >_>

oh SNAP, thought you were supposed to minus 2 then five due to the example. heh i shoud really read things first.

 

[PsyMan]

Looks like you're a loser.

 

[Mdkcheatz]

The constant stream of question's actual purpose is not to find your own answer, but to make sure the answer youll certify as the correct one gets found thanks to the answers you gave earlier (the more questions you answer, the more accurate the guessing system becomes).

That is not how this works though, there are no answer inputs. Have ou even tried it?

funny its always wrong with me.

If you dont add the number right that you chose (and keep in mind that the system has no way of deffinitely knowing that im aware of) then it'll "guess" wrong.

 

[zidine00]

Looks like you're a loser.

this statement clearly contradicts this peice of evidence.

how so you may ask

Spoiler

eh well it doesnt.

 

[Hard core Rikki]

Tried it, its originally abstracted, as mentioned.

It mistakes with me half the times btw, funnily when I look at other numbers or just keep in mind an earlier number.

 

[Mdkcheatz]

That's odd Oh well, we have better things to worry about now don't we?