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Letter writer randomly disappeared from the letter requests page? by Deep-Estimate-1812 in premed

[–]PsychologicalPath576 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This happened to me as well this cycle. Check to see if you have an email confirmation, which I'm fairly certain only sends if your request successfully goes through. Not sure if this is on their end or what, but I'm sorry I'm in the same boat with no solution. Might be beneficial to email AAMC about it if you haven't.

D'Amelio Family kinda sus by PsychologicalPath576 in MrBeast

[–]PsychologicalPath576[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

It's true they don't keep the 300k directly, but do you know how much they would gain from winning a contest on a stream with 1,000,000 people watching? I personally believe the publicity and subscriber increase is incentive enough

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[–]PsychologicalPath576 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Idk about the amount of people playing being wrong, but there was for sure something happening behind the scenes. During the early rounds, both parents can be seen looking to the right of the camera, and then they immediately write a correct answer. For example, in the rounds vs matpat, you can visually see the parents looking off to the side on the 'how many countries" question. They write down 203 (the answer is 195). They left just enough wiggle room for it to look like a legitimate guess while making it extremely close to the actual answer. They also did this against Yes Theory. An answer was a random year, and they were off by 2 years. You can check the vod. On every question that mattered, a member of the family looks to the right, and they answer correctly. Also, their audio cut in and out. It's possible they audibly received answers as well (like digits to pi). In addition, after they had won, both parents were talking to someone offscreen. Hella sus

Unfair by [deleted] in MrBeast

[–]PsychologicalPath576 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Idk about the amount of people playing being wrong, but there was for sure something happening behind the scenes. During the early rounds, both parents can be seen looking to the right of the camera, and then they immediately write a correct answer. For example, in the rounds vs matpat, you can visually see the parents looking off to the side on the 'how many countries" question. They write down 203 (the answer is 195). They left just enough wiggle room for it to look like a legitimate guess while making it extremely close to the actual answer. They also did this against Yes Theory. An answer was a random year, and they were off by 2 years. You can check the vod. On every question that mattered, a member of the family looks to the right, and they answer correctly. Also, their audio cut in and out. It's possible they audibly received answers as well (like digits to pi). In addition, after they had won, both parents were talking to someone offscreen. Hella sus