MKR and the rigged results

[Aractus]

It's like watching wrestling. Yes it's fake, but if you just watch without thinking too much then you can enjoy it anyway.

Yes but wrestlers know it's fake and are paid to do their role as actors, the MKR competition is fixed so that the producers decide who wins or loses, with the system they use it will always generate the result that the producer wants, so when it comes to the grand finale the winner is the person pre-determined to win by the producer and both final contestants have no power to get the result to go their way - they think they do because they're cooking the meal, but they don't.

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The finale for this year's MKR was filmed on 23/12/2013, in case you think my information is wrong.

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If a competition is run you expect it to be fairly - let me give an example: Who wants to be a millionaire. Theoretically speaking the producers could give questions that the contestant can't possibly know whenever they want to force the contestant to bomb-out. That would be one way of fixing the result, if they wanted to, and it would be exploitative because you've told the contestant they're in a competition however you're actually controlling when they're going to win and when they're going to lose. Even though it's a reality show you expect it to be run fairly to the other contestants. They're not paid to lose like wrestlers.

I believe that channel 7 is breaking the law the way they produce the show, I would like to see it challenged in court. The reason is because they tell the contestants they're in a competition with a chance to win like any other game-show, however the competition is an illusion like a magic trick and the magician knows how to make the result go the way he wants. Once you know how it's actually done, as I do, this makes sense - I'm hesitant to say more at this stage as I was told the secret in confidence, however I do believe it will come out in due time. On TV you're only shown the illusion so it's not easy to work out.