For real, I caught that too! But in defense of YDKJ, it's more about the fun than a university exam, right? Still, as someone who prides themselves on getting the facts right, I feel your pain. One time they had a question mixing up composers that had me facepalming.

You think YDKJ is bad? Shoulda seen other trivia games of the era. Half the stuff they claimed would make your high school teachers go red. Take it with a grain of salt and just flaunt your superior knowledge, I say.

Yep, classic trivia game shenanigans. But to be fair, Pluto's had a rough ride. Planet, not a planet, dwarf planet – even the experts argue. Gotta roll with the punches and just enjoy the game.

Eh, probably on purpose. Plenty of those trivia games throw in a wrench to keep you on your toes. Though, I'll admit, bending facts isn't quite the same as a tricky question.

They definitely goofed a few times! On a side note, remember that question about the tallest mountain? They said Everest, but it's actually Mauna Kea from base to peak. It's kinda pedantic, but us trivia nerds live for this stuff, amirite?

first time here, was into YDKJ big time. don't remember pluto thing but did catch some history date mixed up in a question. no biggie, everyone slips sometimes

As an astronomy enthusiast, I remember that question you're talking about. Back then, they didn't have the same resources we do now, so mistakes happened. But it's surprising how often games like YDKJ got things right considering there was no Google to quickly check facts.

Oh man, YDKJ was my jam back in the day. But tbh, I noticed a couple weird things with their older questions too. Not Pluto related but like, sometimes their pop culture references were kinda off? It adds to the charm tho lol