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If everyone in the world (about 8 billion people) played a giant game of rock, paper, scissors, how many games would need to be played to determine the world champ?

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Answer:

TOO MANY

Explanation:

so if people are playing with 2 people at a time then it would go like this...

it would start with 4 billion v.s. 4 billion.

then it would narrow down to 2 billion v.s. 2 billion.

then it would go down to 1 billion v.s. 1 billion.

then i would go down to 500 million v.s. 500 million.

then it would go down to 250 million v.s. 250 million.

Then it would go down to 125 million v.s. 125 million.

then it would go down to 62,500 v.s 62,500.

then it would go down to 31,250 v.s. 31,250.

then it would go down to 15,625 v.s. 15,625.

then it would go down to 7,812 v.s. 7812.

then it would go down to 3,906 v.s. 3906.

then it would go down to 1,953 v.s. 1953.

then it would go down to 976 v.s. 976.

then it would go down to 488 v.s. 488.

then it would go down to 244 v.s. 244.

then it would go down to 122 v.s. 122.

then it would go down to 61 v.s. 61.

then it would go down to 30 v.s. 30.

then it would go down to 15 vs 15.

then it would go down to 7 vs 7.

then it would go down to 3 vs 3.

then it would go down to 1 vs 1.

so it would take 22 matches if the matches were conducted like tournements.

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