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Show HN: Breakdown: a daily game about guessing data distributions

2 pointsby 47m agobreakdown.today
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Breakdown is a daily game where you guess how some data is distributed. Today's puzzle is "what is the world's habitable land used for." Make your best guess and then reveal the answer. You might be surprised by how far off you are (or how close).

There's a new question every day, and you can also play all past questions in the archive.

No account required and no ads.

Inspired by the Ipsos Perils of Perception surveys, it's also an attempt to gamify testing our knowledge and biases.

If this is interesting, you should also check out Perils of Perception: https://www.ipsos.com/en/perils/perils-perception-2024

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