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Could this effect be used to find the approximate answer for unsolved questions, or does their need to be an answer?
There are some websites that operates on the assumption that this works on unsolved problems. You can ask questions of unknowns (eg: "how many copies will my book sell?") and maybe get some useful information. I can't recall the names though.