Fair Game

The video discusses the rules for ice cream consumption, focusing on the allowance of two scoops but unlimited toppings. It explains the idiom 'fair game', tracing its origins to 1700s England, where certain animals were not protected by poaching laws and thus were considered 'fair game'. The video concludes with a recap of the ice cream rules.

How many scoops of ice cream are allowed according to the science mentioned?

What is the significance of toppings in the context of the ice cream discussion?

What does the term 'fair game' mean in the context of the conversation?

What was the king's intention behind creating laws regarding landowners and poachers?

Why were certain animals considered 'fair game' according to the historical context provided?