Joshua Greene

and in sports and things like that.

And in some sense, every modern city where people from different religions and backgrounds and races come together and work together is testament to this idea that people's attitudes shift through working together, through cooperation, either sort of tacitly or very directly, like in the same job.

So it's like, okay, so why haven't we solved this in some more systematic way?

So we got to thinking like,

What do you have to do?

Well, you need something that works and we think mutually beneficial cooperation, teamwork is the key.

It's gotta be done in a way that's scalable.

And today that really means digital, right?

And it needs to be something that people are motivated to do.

which you can think of as fun, right?

And we said, okay, to me, the center of that Venn diagram is a quiz game.

And so we created this quiz game.

Our first work was on Republicans and Democrats, where we would say, okay, we're going to pair up a Republican and Democrat together

We have them answer these quiz questions and they are connected by chat and they're in the same boat.

They have the same score.

They both win money together or lose money together, depending on their answers.

They have to agree on an answer and submit it.

Right.

And they get the money if they're right and they lose it if they're wrong.

And if they give different answers, then they're automatically wrong.