Catfishing is a guessing game built from Wikipedia articles. Given a list
of all the categories that an article belongs to, you must guess which article it's describing.
(Beware: Some of these questions are very out of date! The game
used to be live but stopped being able to connect to Wikipedia after
an API change in 2009.)
Here's your first one:
| Generative linguistics | Jewish scientists | Living people |
| Jewish anarchists | G7 Welcoming Committee Records | Anti-Zionists |
| American anti-war activists | Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada | People from Philadelphia |
| University of Pennsylvania alumni | American anarchists | American linguists |
| American academics | Syntacticians | Binational solution proponents |
| Rationalists | Jewish American writers | Massachusetts Institute of Technology faculty |
| Philosophers of mind | 1928 births | American anti-Vietnam War activists |
| 20th century philosophers | American atheists | American socialists |
| Atheist philosophers | Cognitive scientists |
That was Noam Chomsky
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to give a single answer, or seems otherwise unsuitable, you can click
the 'stupid' button to report it.)
25% of 757 players got this one.
Point your friends at this clue: https://kevan.org/catfishing.php?id=1640
| Game invented by Sumana Harihareswara and implemented by Kevan Davis, December 2006. |
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