Questions are good, but you must ask the right ones. Do not let others lead you astray with words. Words are only relevant part of the time... dangerous because they are open to interpretation over and over again. How do we know the sky is blue? How do we truly know what blue is? You observed it. You were told what it was. That's truth right? Hmm... If I was to say "I was talking to the neighbor drinking a beer." what can you possibly conclude from just that statement without asking questions. "I was talking to the neighbor drinking a beer." This is something that you have not observed directly, but may only come to understand through interpretation. If I say, "I was talking to the neighbor drinking a beer." the only thing you could be absolutely certain of is that I was talking to the neighbor and you couldn't really even be sure of that unless you observed it. Unless of course, you believe everything that you read or hear. Think about it. Was I drinking the beer or was the neighbor? Just some food for thought whilst you all kick around conspiracy theories.

Game or no game... it's 50/50. I'd say those are better odds at some hindsight bias than the best psychics on the planet. Just sayin'.