@kayezad @Djoko_UTD underarm serve is a legit and valid strategy. It’s just a drop shot but for a serve.
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@Djoko_UTD Not even 10% as bad as the underarm serve. The moonball is a tactic but the underarm serve should be termed as just plain wrong and illegal.
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@DarthWhiskey @0xMerp @justalexoki But dryers are shit. Only works if you wear cheap plastic clothes. Which I guess most Americans do.
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@0xMerp @justalexoki Nah poors have dryers only ppl do that are hippies
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there's no way Americans don't do this. this is just a universal human experience
Juanjo Valiño@juanjovn
Peak europoor is having to dry our clothes like this in my living room
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@JohnnyFryer2 @0xMerp @justalexoki A lot of people in Europe have too. But they wear more quality clothes that don’t do well in the dryer. Americans wear a lot of cheap plastic clothes so it doesn’t matter.
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@0xMerp @justalexoki Even most poor people have a dryer here.
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@0xMerp @justalexoki Or care for their clothes. I have a dryer but wouldn’t use it for anything but towels or bedsheets. It destroys fabrics.
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@robinhanson @justalexoki I have a dryer and still do this. Because I care for my clothes
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@Colombia0905 @xonebros It’s close to the truth. A 7/10 for me but that’s close enough
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@xonebros I get that everyone is entitled to their own opinion but IGN can fuck right off.. They review everything from movies to games and beyond but to give this game a 6 is criminal and crazy.....
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@ChinggisFroggJr @CJDGiesen @RWBB4U @waitbutwhy Because it’s not a thing and just engagement bait you moron
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Everyone in the world has to take a private vote by pressing a red or blue button. If more than 50% of people press the blue button, everyone survives. If less than 50% of people press the blue button, only people who pressed the red button survive. Which button would you press?
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@Zachariahskylab @RealDianeYap And to save the people who press blue because they want to save them etc..
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@RealDianeYap It's moral because children are going to press blue and I dont want them to die. All we need are most people to save them.
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Blue is not “more moral”
It is not moral to deliberately put yourself in harm’s way and count on others to come save you.
Joe Reeve - 🇬🇧/acc@isnit0
Guys blue is obviously more moral. Sure, red is logical. But blue is more moral. Anyone who thinks in 2nd order effects should advocate for blue. Just like the people who created our high trust societies would. Red voters destroy our society.
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@choffstein @FlowTraderTM Wouldn’t wanna live a life being jaded or in a world with only jaded people surviving. But you do you.
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@FlowTraderTM Your solution requires 50% of the population acting selflessly. I'm too jaded to gamble on that.
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Red looks selfish until you realize: if everyone presses red, everyone lives.
The "cooperative" answer requires coordination and trust.
The "selfish" answer just requires everyone making the same selfish choice.
Tim Urban@waitbutwhy
Everyone in the world has to take a private vote by pressing a red or blue button. If more than 50% of people press the blue button, everyone survives. If less than 50% of people press the blue button, only people who pressed the red button survive. Which button would you press?
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@choffstein And if 51% press blue, everyone lives as well. Which is more likely?
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@Liangpierzi @HeLiuLeo Property bubbles aren’t great either but that’s a different topic. Falling property prices in Hainan are clearly not a good signal for Hainana poor people whose lives improved when they were still rising.
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@SonnyBunch @warofthewren Dumbasses/romanticists/humanists and people who’d rather die trying to save them than survive in a world with super annoying and boring twitter rationalists. Not such an easy choice after all.
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So if everyone presses red the survival rate is 100%?
Tim Urban@waitbutwhy
Everyone in the world has to take a private vote by pressing a red or blue button. If more than 50% of people press the blue button, everyone survives. If less than 50% of people press the blue button, only people who pressed the red button survive. Which button would you press?
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@muffincakery @tolstoybb But everyone won’t press red. It’s not gonna happen. So it’s a false premise.
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@tolstoybb this is dumb. red is clearly the best option no matter what. if everyone presses red everyone survives!
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@_ianwatts_ @IterIntellectus @waitbutwhy Or because I don’t wanna survive with only people left who don’t wanna save the many people who either didn’t understand the question or wanna save the lives of the ones who didn’t understand the question etc..
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@IterIntellectus @waitbutwhy to save the lives of the many ppl who don’t understand the question
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@tombomdingalong @CalebDixonSmith @CJDGiesen @waitbutwhy You may lose your family because your red vote was one too many to save them.
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@CalebDixonSmith @CJDGiesen @waitbutwhy No it doesn't. It's wicked for me to choose blue knowing I may die and may abandon my family because other people want to make a stupid choice on behalf of their toxic empathy x.com/Forms_Respecte…
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I think the best analogy would be: There is a vat of poison. You're given the choice to not drink the poison, or drink the poison. The poison will be split equally between everybody who chooses to drink it. If more than half the population drinks the poison, the dose will be low enough not to harm anybody.
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@tombomdingalong @CalebDixonSmith @CJDGiesen @waitbutwhy No one cares about “sins” and even if you’re christian, it’s not even suicide. If anything self sacrifice.
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@CalebDixonSmith @CJDGiesen @waitbutwhy Blue is playing Russian roulette and is therefore suicide if blue loses. Suicide is sin.
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@sparks_of_mars @seanthomas85 @CJDGiesen @waitbutwhy Poor analogy. It’s rather risking your own life jumping into the water to save others, while red is saying “well, that’s not my job, I’ll stay in the dry”
Where do blue pushers “demand others to save them”?
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@seanthomas85 @CJDGiesen @waitbutwhy The blue option is jumping in deep water and demanding others jump in and save you
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@twittwose @seanthomas85 @CJDGiesen @waitbutwhy You only gamble with your own life by pressing blue. What do you mean you gamble with others?
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@seanthomas85 @CJDGiesen @waitbutwhy the morally right thing is to press red - pressing blue means you are gambling with yours and others lives - how is that moral?
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@w_rdan @MasonJettericks @waitbutwhy I think it's important to try. Because they make the same mistake in real life and e.g. vote for the shutdown of all nuclear energy in Germany. Now we need to fire 100 Coal Power Plants and import energy from some of the worst places.
In reality choosing blue causes harm.
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