Sport personalities tend to gain a lot of media attention. Audiences participating in said sport could idolize these sports personalities, this idolization can lead to misrepresentation.
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What if the two people are put in a room together randomly, and they need to figue out how to get out, the have no memory of who they were before, until they get out. For example, the clock stopped at a certain time and the numbers would be the combination to get out. It would be interesting if they hated eachother before hand but that could turn out super cheesy.
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You would need to answer more questions. The popularity is I think how many thanks you get. In order to be popular, you need to answer questions and have people say thanks, mark you brainliest, or rate your answer well.
You are not doing anything wrong.
My popularity increases or decreases based on the average questions I answer. If I miss a day, it drops, if I answer about, lets say, 12 questions in a day, then then next day would be if I answered more or less than 12 questions on this day. I haven't answered that many questions right now, so mine is -32%
Hope this helps!
--Applepi101
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