The Annual Mind Games Competition is the first annual competition that is run solely and is dedicated to showcasing your creativity. The competition will be held in the second week of July. Participants will submit a poster, a brief description of the competition, and a video of themselves performing the competition. We will consider all entries for the competition and award prizes to the best and most creative.
The competition will be held in the second week of July, which means that you’ll have to either be a resident of the United States, or be in the U.S. if you’re a resident of any other country.
To be eligible, you must be at least 18 years of age and be able to read, speak, and understand English. You must be a resident of the United States, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, or Canada.
All entries are due by May 12.
The competition is open to all ages, so this means you can be a person with no idea what to do for a living, or be a person who knows exactly what to do for a living, but has never done it before. To make the judging fair, the winners are determined by the number of votes received. The top two entries in each category will be chosen by a “jury.
In order to be eligible for the competition, all entrants must be residents of the United States. Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands won’t be eligible because they don’t have their own language. They have English, Spanish, and French, but only the United States has American English.
For the purposes of the competition, a vote is a vote. So if you voted for a certain winner, that means you have a vote. And if you voted for a certain runner-up, that means you have a vote. And if you voted for a third time to not to vote, that means you have a vote. But most people I know who are not eligible to vote (or who are otherwise not sure about voting) never do.
And there is no way to get rid of a vote, even if you are a runner-up or third place. Even if you are the winner, that means you have a vote. And that means the winner is going to be there all year. And even if you are just a person who voted for three different people to not vote, that is still a vote. Your vote doesn’t just count for one vote, it counts for a whole lot more.
Voting is all about not voting. Even if you just voted for your friend on your Facebook or Twitter account, you still have a vote. And even if you don’t vote, you still have a vote. It’s a form of self-censorship, a way to let go of a particular thought or opinion or feeling so that you are not influenced by it.
So if you have a thought, you can only influence it by not having that thought but you cant just not have the thought. And while you can choose not to do something, you cant choose not to do a very specific thing. So if you are against a particular thing, you cannot just not do it. So the most important thing is to decide what you would like to do, and how you would like to do it.
