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[[WMG: The game is a UsefulNotes/{{CIA}} recruitment tool.]]

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[[WMG: The AVGN version of Polybius is actually powered with [[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve the power of belief]].]]
The "What if its real?" line from Nerd actually began to help the machine's supernatural powers increase, and [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou the audience's belief on the legend powered it up]].

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[[WMG: The [[WMG:The AVGN version of Polybius is actually powered with [[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve the power of belief]].]]
The "What if its it's real?" line from Nerd actually began to help the machine's supernatural powers increase, and [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou the audience's belief on the legend powered it up]].
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** Maybe the game had to do with testing problem solving skills (and the harder the levels testing how high the problem-solving abilities can go in addition to how quick a person processes the challenge), which could potentially be used (as for what, hard to now). And also, the CIA has had no problems with illegally doing things to people without their permission (see [=MKUltra=] as an example).

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** Maybe the game had to do with testing problem solving skills (and the harder the levels testing how high the problem-solving abilities can go in addition to how quick a person processes the challenge), which could potentially be used (as for what, hard to now).know). And also, the CIA has had no problems with illegally doing things to people without their permission (see [=MKUltra=] as an example).
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** Maybe the game had to do with testing problem solving skills, which could potentially be used (as for what, hard to now). And also, the CIA has had no problems with illegally doing things to people without their permission (see [=MKUltra=] as an example).

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** Maybe the game had to do with testing problem solving skills, skills (and the harder the levels testing how high the problem-solving abilities can go in addition to how quick a person processes the challenge), which could potentially be used (as for what, hard to now). And also, the CIA has had no problems with illegally doing things to people without their permission (see [=MKUltra=] as an example).
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** Maybe the game had to do with testing problem solving skills, which could potentially be used (as for what, hard to now). And also, the CIA has had no problems with illegally doing things to people without their permission (see MKUltra as an example).

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** Maybe the game had to do with testing problem solving skills, which could potentially be used (as for what, hard to now). And also, the CIA has had no problems with illegally doing things to people without their permission (see MKUltra [=MKUltra=] as an example).
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** Maybe the game had to do with testing problem solving skills, which could potentially be used (as for what, hard to now). And also, the CIA has had no problems with illegally doing things to people without their permission (see MK Ultra as an example).

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** Maybe the game had to do with testing problem solving skills, which could potentially be used (as for what, hard to now). And also, the CIA has had no problems with illegally doing things to people without their permission (see MK Ultra MKUltra as an example).
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** Maybe the game had to do with testing problem solving skills, which could potentially be used (as for what, hard to now). And also, the CIA has had no problems with [[[=UsefulNotes/CIA=] illegally doing things to people without their permission]].

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** Maybe the game had to do with testing problem solving skills, which could potentially be used (as for what, hard to now). And also, the CIA has had no problems with [[[=UsefulNotes/CIA=] illegally doing things to people without their permission]].
permission (see MK Ultra as an example).
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** Maybe the game had to do with testing problem solving skills, which could potentially be used (as for what, hard to now). And also, the CIA has had no problems with [[UsefulNotes/CIA illegally doing things to people without their permission]].

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** Maybe the game had to do with testing problem solving skills, which could potentially be used (as for what, hard to now). And also, the CIA has had no problems with [[UsefulNotes/CIA [[[=UsefulNotes/CIA=] illegally doing things to people without their permission]].
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** Maybe the game had to do with testing problem solving skills, which could potentially be used (as for what, hard to now). And also, the CIA has had no problems with [[UsefulNotes/CIA illegally doing things to people without their permission]].
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* Why would the CIA recruit members based on their ''gaming skills'' of all things?

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* Why would the CIA recruit members based on their ''gaming skills'' of all things?
things? Also, I'm pretty sure you're allowed to say no.
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* Why would the CIA recruit members based on their _gaming skills_ of all things?

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* Why would the CIA recruit members based on their _gaming skills_ ''gaming skills'' of all things?
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* Why would the CIA recruit members based on their gaming skills?

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* Why would the CIA recruit members based on their gaming skills?
_gaming skills_ of all things?
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* How the heck would l33t gaming skills make for a good intelligence operative?

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* How the heck Why would l33t the CIA recruit members based on their gaming skills make for a good intelligence operative?
skills?
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[[WMG: The game is a {{CIA}} recruitment tool.]]

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[[WMG: The AVGN version of Polybius is actually powered with [[{{ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve}} the power of belief]].]]
The "What if its real?" line from Nerd actually began to help the machine's supernatural powers increase, and [[{{TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou}} the audience's belief on the legend powered it up]].

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[[WMG: The AVGN version of Polybius is actually powered with [[{{ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve}} [[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve the power of belief]].]]
The "What if its real?" line from Nerd actually began to help the machine's supernatural powers increase, and [[{{TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou}} [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou the audience's belief on the legend powered it up]].up]].
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Whoever gets the highest scores are recruited by the CIA...whether they like it or not.

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Whoever gets the highest scores are recruited by the CIA...whether they like it or not.not.

[[WMG: The AVGN version of Polybius is actually powered with [[{{ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve}} the power of belief]].]]
The "What if its real?" line from Nerd actually began to help the machine's supernatural powers increase, and [[{{TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou}} the audience's belief on the legend powered it up]].
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[[WMG: The game is a CIA recruitment tool.]]

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[[WMG: The game is a CIA recruitment tool.]]
Whoever gets the highest scores are recruited by the CIA...whether they like it or not.

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