4! - 4 questions: game 2! + 4! + 5!

[JustAGuyNamedWill]

Free guess: Michelle Yeoh?

[Spartaculous]

Acted in a movie/ show within a year?

Clarification: do you mean that she acted in a movie / show that was released in the last year (regardless of when the filming actually was), or do you mean that the filming of the movie / show was in the last year (and the movie/show may not have been released yet)? I'm trying to figure out how this question differs from Q6.

Clarification: has she physically been acting in front of a camera/ voice acting within 365 days?

So, I think I am going to punt on this question and not count it. But I ask the following question: If I had information to affirmatively answer "yes" to the clarified question, would I have provided the following response to Q6?

Still active in what they are known for?

Definitely active in the last few years, and I do not see any indications that this person is retired from what they are known for.

[Spartaculous]

Free guess: Michelle Yeoh?

Not a bad guess, but no.

[JustAGuyNamedWill]

Clarification: do you mean that she acted in a movie / show that was released in the last year (regardless of when the filming actually was), or do you mean that the filming of the movie / show was in the last year (and the movie/show may not have been released yet)? I'm trying to figure out how this question differs from Q6.

Clarification: has she physically been acting in front of a camera/ voice acting within 365 days?

So, I think I am going to punt on this question and not count it. But I ask the following question: If I had information to affirmatively answer "yes" to the clarified question, would I have provided the following response to Q6?

Still active in what they are known for?

Definitely active in the last few years, and I do not see any indications that this person is retired from what they are known for.

Alright, I understand.

Most famous for a tv show? Ex: Millie Bobby Brown is most famous for Stranger Things, but also acted in the Enola Holmes movie, so she would fit the criteria for this question.

[Spartaculous]

Most famous for a tv show? Ex: Millie Bobby Brown is most famous for Stranger Things, but also acted in the Enola Holmes movie, so she would fit the criteria for this question.

No

[Jamiet99uk]

1,2. Not fictional.
3,4. Not dead.
5. Born later than 1940
6. Still active.
7. Musician, singer, actor, or other kind of performer / entertainer.
8. 30 or older.
9. Not a white man.
10. Became famous in 1986 or later.
11. Female.
12. Not American.
13. Not black.
14. Not white.
15. Not from China, Taiwan, Mongolia, Korea, or Japan
16. Not most famous for a TV show.

NOT:
Taylor Swift
Michelle Yeoh

[JECE]

American?

No.

This should rule out the whole continent (hemisphere). If 'white' means Caucasian then that rules out Arabs, Turks, Persians and other Middle Easterners. Other questions rule out the rest of Africa and much of East Asia.

So we're left with South Asians, Southeast Asians, Australian aboriginies and Pacific islanders.

[mOctave]

American?

No.

This should rule out the whole continent (hemisphere). If 'white' means Caucasian then that rules out Arabs, Turks, Persians and other Middle Easterners. Other questions rule out the rest of Africa and much of East Asia.

So we're left with South Asians, Southeast Asians, Australian aboriginies and Pacific islanders.

Can we get some clarification on what the term "American" actually means here? After all, it is more frequently used to refer to people from the USA, but could mean anyone from North/Central/South America. If it's the second, do you include Greenland? The Galapagos Islands?

[Spartaculous]

No.

This should rule out the whole continent (hemisphere). If 'white' means Caucasian then that rules out Arabs, Turks, Persians and other Middle Easterners. Other questions rule out the rest of Africa and much of East Asia.

So we're left with South Asians, Southeast Asians, Australian aboriginies and Pacific islanders.

Can we get some clarification on what the term "American" actually means here? After all, it is more frequently used to refer to people from the USA, but could mean anyone from North/Central/South America. If it's the second, do you include Greenland? The Galapagos Islands?

Yeah, there's a lot of ambiguity underlying a bunch of these questions. (Does a person born in Europe who immigrated to the US count as "American"? Not relevant to this round, but what if someone asks a living/dead question about a fictional person?) In any event, the "no" answer was based on a relatively broad definition of America, including both North and South America. I include Greenland in my definition of America, but not the Galapagos Islands.

[Hominidae]

This should rule out the whole continent (hemisphere). If 'white' means Caucasian then that rules out Arabs, Turks, Persians and other Middle Easterners. Other questions rule out the rest of Africa and much of East Asia.

So we're left with South Asians, Southeast Asians, Australian aboriginies and Pacific islanders.

Can we get some clarification on what the term "American" actually means here? After all, it is more frequently used to refer to people from the USA, but could mean anyone from North/Central/South America. If it's the second, do you include Greenland? The Galapagos Islands?

Yeah, there's a lot of ambiguity underlying a bunch of these questions. (Does a person born in Europe who immigrated to the US count as "American"? Not relevant to this round, but what if someone asks a living/dead question about a fictional person?) In any event, the "no" answer was based on a relatively broad definition of America, including both North and South America. I include Greenland in my definition of America, but not the Galapagos Islands.

That's weird to me. The Galapagos Islands are extremely close to the American continent.

I'm not going to ask if this person is from the Galapagos Islands though.

[Hominidae]

Is she from Southeast Asia as defined by the map on Wikipedia? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southeast_Asia

[Spartaculous]

Is she from Southeast Asia as defined by the map on Wikipedia? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southeast_Asia

No; not from the green-shaded region.

[Jamiet99uk]

1,2. Not fictional.
3,4. Not dead.
5. Born later than 1940.
6. Still active.
7. Musician, singer, actor, or other kind of performer / entertainer.
8. 30 or older.
9. Not a white man.
10. Became famous in 1986 or later.
11. Female.
12. Not American.
13. Not black.
14. Not white.
15. Not from China, Taiwan, Mongolia, Korea, or Japan
16. Not most famous for a TV show.
17. Not from Southeast Asia as defined by the map on Wikipedia

NOT:
Taylor Swift
Michelle Yeoh

[Jamiet99uk]

Question:

Is she from the Middle East or the Indian Subcontinent (which I would broadly define to include Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, the Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka)?

[Spartaculous]

Question:

Is she from the Middle East or the Indian Subcontinent (which I would broadly define to include Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, the Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka)?

Yes.

[Spartaculous]

ONE QUESTION REMAINING.

[Jamiet99uk]

ONE QUESTION REMAINING.

I think there are two, no?

[Jamiet99uk]

1,2. Not fictional.
3,4. Not dead.
5. Born later than 1940.
6. Still active.
7. Musician, singer, actor, or other kind of performer / entertainer.
8. 30 or older.
9. Not a white man.
10. Became famous in 1986 or later.
11. Female.
12. Not American.
13. Not black.
14. Not white.
15. Not from China, Taiwan, Mongolia, Korea, or Japan
16. Not most famous for a TV show.
17. Not from Southeast Asia as defined by the map on Wikipedia
18. From the Middle East or Indian Sub-Continent

NOT:
Taylor Swift
Michelle Yeoh

[Jamiet99uk]

Or are you regarding the clarification of "America" as an additional question?

[Spartaculous]

ONE QUESTION REMAINING.

I think there are two, no?

I think you missed this one (between the black / white questions):

Primarily known as an actress?

Yes!