README: Each answer will resolve to a percent as they happen, starting with 1% for the first event and working upwards:
1st event: 1% (happens soonest)
2nd event: 2% (happens next)
...
100th event: 100% (happens latest)
If there is only one unresolved answer left, it will be resolved to 100% YES even if that event does not actually happen, since we could we waiting for a very long time.
If there is a renumbering or new product (eg. the next Civilization game after 6 is named something else) I'll update the answers the best I can in the spirit of the question, a lot will change over 100+ years.
If an option becomes impossible, ask and I'll try to clarify in the answer text. If it cannot be done in a good way, we'll NA that option.
For the future mods that have to deal with this good luck.
Update 2025-05-05 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): * Options related to Monthly Active Users (MAU) are being removed from the market due to changes in the relevant statistics.
Update 2025-10-23 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): For the answer "USA discontinues or changes penny coin": This will resolve when penny production ceases, which is expected to occur in early 2026 when the remaining penny blanks run out.
Update 2025-10-23 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): For the answer "USA discontinues or changes penny coin": This will resolve when penny production ceases, which is expected to occur in early 2026 when the remaining penny blanks run out.
1,000@strutheo I believe this has happened. I'm struggling to find an official Treasury source that has confirmed that pennies are no longer being produced as of right now, but there are many articles about the Treasury stating it had placed its last order for pennies in May '25, and my local grocery store had a sign out yesterday stating that pennies were in shortage due to no longer being produced.
@RedzoneITG i see:
Those blanks, which are manufactured into pennies, will run out in early 2026, at which point penny production will cease.
@strutheo That's what all the articles from May '25 say, but recent developments lead me to believe that this may have already happened. example: https://www.inc.com/bruce-crumley/the-penny-shortage-is-adding-up-frustration-among-small-retailers/91253705
It's probably fair to wait until we get an official announcement that all US mints have stopped penny production, but the combination of the Treasury's May announcement with the current reports of businesses now lacking in pennies made me think there was enough evidence for a possible resolution here,
@strutheo By American copyright law? It seems at least Love Me Do entered the public domain in the EU in 2013.
