Question #13

Connect these 4 people in very specific way.

Daily Question #12

Two Kellogg’s Rice Krispies commercials. Simply identify the operas being referenced (with lines changed for humorous effect) in both.

Daily Question #11

The image with all the graphs connects to person A while the Absolut ad connects to a person B. Identify A & B and their connection to each other.

Daily Question #10

I’ve blanked out the name of the person that is being talked about in this comic. Just tell me who he is and what the joke is about?

Daily Question #9

Sorry for the lack of questions in the past few days. Exams and other student-life BS. Here’s a new one:

Just tell us what is the event X or the line blanked out at the end.

Daily Question #8

Avinash K. Dixit, John J. F. Sherrerd ’52 University Professor of Economics, Emeritus at the Department of Economics, Princeton University, recently wrote a paper discussing a classical problem in option pricing theory, “to quantify this concept of ____”. If Xs were unlimited in supply at a constant price, then Y’s decision about whether an “investment” would be X-worthy or not would be yes for any quality greater than zero. But when stock becomes limited, an “X-worthiness threshold” is required, dependent on the number of Xs Y has left…. What is the classical problem being addresed?

Daily Question #7

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