The High Score and the Low Blow: Why Jayne Secker's Ignorance Demands an Apology
Let’s rewind to January 2024. The internet collectively lost its mind, and for once, it was for a beautiful reason. A 13-year-old kid from Oklahoma named Willis Gibson—known in the competitive gaming sphere as Blue Scuti—did what was considered mathematically and humanly impossible. He broke the original Nintendo Entertainment System version of Tetris. After 34 years of the game existing as an…











