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GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF GOONABILITY RESEARCH

VOL. 1 · CONTINUOUS SERIES · EST. 2026

RESEARCH SUBJECT #13458AWAITING FIRST ASSESSMENT

Games

The Oregon Trail (video game)

Educational computer game. Dysentery endemic.

RESEARCH NOTES

An educational game first developed in 1971 and distributed widely to American classrooms on Apple II computers, simulating an 1848 wagon journey from Missouri to Oregon. Its best-known outcome is death by dysentery.

Would You Goon?

0 = ABSOLUTELY NOT · 10 = UNCONDITIONALLY

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