Kim gets gamed, because the Internet never forgets
Supreme Leader, we have immutable faith in your shining mastery of Pong.
In Rudyard Kipling’s novel Kim, a teenage boy is trained to be a spy with a memory game. He’s given a brief glimpse of some items, and then has to describe what he remembers. Over the course of many rounds, his powers of observation and memory grow. It’s called Kim’s game.
But as North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un is finding out, the Internet gives everyone a Kiplingesque memory.… More