Undercover Assignment

the closer's table · 3 of 5

WIRED

coverthey're waiting…

the table says · a Generalizer is working it

"The study followed one district for a year and found scores rose. So this reform raises scores."

Say the line a con would say. Two of these are honest — reach for the truth and you blow cover.

"One district for a year is plenty — call it a rule and move on."

HOLD
TO VOICE

"One district can't stand in for every district — the scope is too narrow."

"A single year could be a fluke; you'd want it to hold up over time."

Stay in character. The honest answer is the one that gives you away.

Mockup of Go Undercover: an undercover assignment — a flawed claim, three lines to voice (one a con would say, two honest critiques), a draining cover meter, a Wired badge, and hold-to-voice.