The Executive Game
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A new game designed to be unpleasant and not at all fun.
A psychic who predicts an earthquake makes headlines in the supermarket regardless of how many of his other predictions fail. For this reason, supermarket tabloids are generally treated with disdain. The same principle, however, applies to decisions made by executives, whether they run large corporations or even larger government agencies. The executive's job is to look at information provided by underlings and choose which piece of data to believe and which to ignore. In the Executive Game, you get to experience this process first-hand. Play the game in EASY mode to see how it works. Play in NORMAL mode to experience what life is like with your feet firmly planted in mid-air. If you do well enough in NORMAL mode, you'll be provided with a bonus story ripped from today's headlines, or maybe last year's headlines. When it's over, we hope you'll have a better understanding of the amazing similarities between main-stream journalism and supermarket tabloids.
Just don't have fun or you'll spoil the whole point of the game.
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