The “meme” question causes the participant to give up on “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire”; I wait

Brewmaster Marcel left “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” with R$150,000 after quitting the game; understand the reason

The brewmaster Marcellus participated in the “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire”, ‘chassis’Sunday‘, this weekend and surprised by leaving the dispute with only R$ 150 thousand. On this Sunday’s program, 12/01, the 42-year-old man decided not to answer the question that would have guaranteed him R$300,000.

In the program, Luciano Huck announced the question that would lead the participant to the next stage of the dispute, which was about the “meme.” The issue, however, is not linked to the Internet, but to the origin of the word, which appears in one of the books by biologist Richard Dawkins.

What was the response?

Marcel needed to know the title of the book, published in 1976, right, but he gave up the game and didn’t answer. The correct answer was “The selfish gene.” After surrendering, he returned home with only R$150,000.

The truth is, despite being used as a definition of creative social media posts, “meme” is a term used in biology, as a play on the words “mimesis”, which means “imitation” in Greek, and “gene”. .

And Clécio decided to stop at Who Wants to Be a Millionaire and took home 150 thousand reals #Sunday pic.twitter.com/SZoFYmqMSM

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Source: Terra

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