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"When is a bat a Louisville slugger and when is it a flying mammal?" Hilarious, I love it. Yes, ambiguity can be considered an art form to some. I love this article so much, I bookmarked you guys so I can come back to read other ones. Thanks for the awesome read.
Pretty awesome, but Watson did have a huge edge because it could buzz in more quickly that the other two players. Still, it doesn't take away from the fact that it could play the game brilliantly.