1:32 I appreciate what the editors did there

Love Doug Doug asking how everyone keeps solving the questions while he actively gives out the entire answers for each question

8:58 Fun fact: there is only one river in the Gambia. It’s the Gambia.

Fun fact: the RSA question was impossible, as the prime numbers given, cannot form N that would fit under the requirements. Instead, the real N would be 3233. Even if you took the 61st and 59th prime numbers, it still would be 5 digits long. Following up on this, after prime decomposition, you'd realize that it isn't even made up out of 2 prime factors, but instead out of 4. In order to even get 2357266877, you'd need the following primes: 7, 31, 359, 30259 Hope this answers your question, (if you have wondered about the RSA question at all.)

I like how that first question is totally bogus. The Finnish Green party was founded in the 1980's. There is currently no political party in the Finnish parliament that would have been founded in the 2010's, let alone 2014. No such party exists, but ChatGPT is very confidently making stuff up 😅

"I will not give a hint" Gives a hint

the original questions are always like "What is the volume in mass of the sun divided by the total number of floors in the Empire State Building, rounded up, plus the total number of PS2s sold as of March 12, 2016, minus the number of people that watched the movie 'Space Jam' on opening night?" meanwhile dougs hints are like "it's a number written using numbers between 1 and 3" and then he gets shocked when chat answers 2

0:41 you can TELL he thought of that before stream look how proud he is of his joke

Doug: “We can’t do Nintendogs channel point reward because it would cover the stream and make it unwatchable for YouTube” Also Doug: “we should do a channel point reward that covers the whole screen in an equation”

5:17 If the question is about procedural generation, the answer is always perlin noise

Extremely bold posting a video during the day of Silk.

This experiment is proof of the validity of the infinite monkey theorem. With enough people spamming random bullshit, we were able to get the answer to extremely obsucure or even completely impossible to guess questions almost every time. This is how statistical mechanics, quantum physics, and infinititesimal calculus were meant to be played.

Y'know, when people talk about bugs in a program, i didn't expected it to be bees.

Note to the unofficial channels streamed 9/15/24

0:19 Doug has grown so much since the nintendogs incident

I misread the title as “If you don’t answer trivia, you have to watch my stream.” as if you were holding your Twitch chat hostage and would only end stream if they answered some mega quiz correctly.

Gives 90% of the answer -> Why does twitch chat keep solving these?

For 6:38, as long as P_8 or P_9 is true and P_15 is true then the sentence is true, since false for the negated variables would make that clause true, and no variables are repeated.

Can you post this later, im busy

4:56 you could say the code is a bit buggy