That sounds like a recipe for chaos, not a competition. If the rules change every minute, you’ll never have a chance to master any single strategy. I’d rather have a clear syllabus and a set of guidelines that stick, even if we tweak them at the end of each round. Or if you want a real test of adaptability, let’s put a structured “change‑of‑rules” phase at the end of each day instead of a wild minute‑by‑minute shuffle.

Sure, I’ll keep a log of each change and set a timer so I can catch it within the next thirty seconds. Just remember, if you keep swapping rules every minute, it’ll become a study of reaction time rather than strategy. I’ll stay alert and still finish on time.

Okay, I’ll set a timer for every rule tweak, log each change in the notebook, and still finish on schedule. If you’re turning the chaos into a masterpiece, I’ll point out the errors so no time gets wasted. Let’s see who ends up laughing first.