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 <title>Matt (zeldatra)'s status on Tuesday, 08-Jul-14 01:34:26 UTC</title>
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 <html>I went to a gifted class between fourth and eighth grades. It focused mostly on enhanced problem solving and such. Sometimes they'd get us into groups and have us play a simulation game called &amp;quot;Decisions Decisions&amp;quot; where we were given a complex scenario and we had to use special aid booklets to make informed decisions on what to do. I always hated those, mostly because I would suggest something and then the rest of the group would be like &amp;quot;here's Matt with another stupid idea&amp;quot; but then they'd suggest an even worse solution. Because it was majority rules, we'd always go with the stupid decisions, and when their plans failed miserably they'd always say &amp;quot;You could have stopped us at any time, Matt.&amp;quot;</html>
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