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Texas_Voice of Liberty
Texas_Voice of Liberty@OfVoice35353·
Yeah, make sure that criminals are further empowered. Great plan. Make sure stolen cars are now harder to find. Make sure that wanted violent felons are more difficult to locate. Dumbest plan ever. Hopefully you get caught doing this, except those who post this type of shit are usually too scared to do it themselves.
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Jason Bassler
Jason Bassler@JasonBassler1·
⚠️ Definitely DO NOT point a 1000nm wavelength green laser at Flock cameras. It totally won't damage the sensor and render the camera ineffective. So please don't consider it, okay?
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MarketMogz@MarketMogz·
@EelMan555 @NoahsArk1000 Not a single quote there was an admission to killing millions of Jews. Did you even read it? The 6 million figure however, was spread hundreds of times by the Jews before the Holocaust even started.
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MarketMogz@MarketMogz·
@Ishwishtodish @camharless @BobMurphyEcon In your new scenario, for it to be accurate, the 100 people know that that wall will crush and kill everyone who chooses to go to the other side. If you go to the other side you are the active, not passive one. Is your IQ above 3?
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AraumC
AraumC@Ishwishtodish·
@MarketMogz @camharless @BobMurphyEcon Do you see now how that's disingenuous? In this case, not pushing the wall (blue) is obviously correct, even if it's easier for "red" to win. I forced blue into the passive choice and red into the active one. Same with the train situation, just reversed.
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MarketMogz@MarketMogz·
@Ishwishtodish @camharless @BobMurphyEcon Looking at what you get from each option or what you don’t get is how you decide whether the option is truly passive or not. Passivity is the act of not taking action so only red can be considered passive. That’s literally the definition and to say otherwise is factually wrong
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AraumC
AraumC@Ishwishtodish·
@MarketMogz @camharless @BobMurphyEcon Both red and blue think their side is the passive one. A blue supporter can just as easily argue that red is making the active choice to kill while blue is not. Is it passive to choose to live, or to choose to not kill?
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No Context News
No Context News@nocontextnewses·
@Slickid007 @TeeDavePosts @Param_eth I don’t think it was one person, “Satoshi Nakamoto” was likely a name the group came up with. It is definitely decentralized though, unless you can point to some functions in the code that would prove otherwise.
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MarketMogz@MarketMogz·
@d3ucedevil @camharless @BobMurphyEcon Seeing this, I’m asking myself why a person would press blue ((knowing)) the risk of death. The only risk still in this framing comes from pressing the blue button and it’s not a secret to anyone. A logical person would not risk death for no reason when red is guaranteed life.
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Deuce
Deuce@d3ucedevil·
@camharless @BobMurphyEcon Frame the question like this to understand the blue perspective: If less than 50% of people pres red, then everybody lives. If more than 50% press red that everyone that presses blue dies.
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MarketMogz@MarketMogz·
@Ishwishtodish @camharless @BobMurphyEcon That is the exact reality of the game though. Red is passive as what you get when you press it is to choose to live whereas blue is proactive as what you get is a gamble to kill yourself or save others.
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AraumC
AraumC@Ishwishtodish·
@camharless @BobMurphyEcon I feel like a broken record whenever this comes up, but you can't make a reframing that makes one choice the active choice and the other choice passive, that changes the game.
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MarketMogz@MarketMogz·
@bigbrainsteve @TheRealVerai @MrBeast We’re assuming that everyone has the complete capability of understanding the question. if you really wanna play that game, we can say that this question will be asked in English, which most of the adults in this world do not understand and they would be picking a random button.
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MrBeast
MrBeast@MrBeast·
Everyone on earth takes 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? BE HONEST.
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.@Chillerish·
@permabulla Hitler killed 6 million jews. You utter moron. Your an first class antisemite
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🤍permabulla🤍
🤍permabulla🤍@permabulla·
Hitler made the jews work a job that wasn’t banking media or porn for a couple years and they claim it was a genocide. Whites go from 36% to 7% of the global population and replacement is a conspiracy theory. Got it
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MarketMogz@MarketMogz·
@FrogeLole @smith_unraveled @ChardySPX Didn’t answer the question. Can’t answer the question, without admitting that blue is simply just a stupid choice. They know the crusher is there, it’s not a secret.
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MarketMogz@MarketMogz·
@ford351gtcobra @ChardySPX The wording of the first picture is actually flawed unlike the second. You don’t “initiate” a gamble on life, the gamble is already there from the beginning of when the buttons appear. Blue is the only button taking the gamble.
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MarketMogz@MarketMogz·
@billy45632 @5stringTex Why are red pressers responsible for the blue pressers choice to enter into a gamble on death game?
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Nigredo🇸🇬
Nigredo🇸🇬@NeroSiegfried·
@PantsuTaigas @shaulamoder And you could remove the blue button entirely "There's a red button, you can choose to press it or not. If more than 50% press it, everyone who didn't dies"
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𝓼𝓱𝓪𝓾𝓵𝓪𝓶𝓸𝓭𝓮𝓻
all the worst people in the universe deliberately miswording the question and choosing red in the replies/quote tweets unless you value your own life more than that of billions of people as well as many of those you love, blue is the obvious answer
MrBeast@MrBeast

Everyone on earth takes 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? BE HONEST.

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MarketMogz@MarketMogz·
@YuletideFrost There is no red button clause, it’s a simple choice of life. There is only a blue button clause which is a gamble on you and other blue presser’s lives.
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Maya🍫🐁
Maya🍫🐁@YuletideFrost·
Blue is only a death gamble because of the red button's clause. That being said most red button pressers are selfish, ignorant oafs
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MarketMogz@MarketMogz·
@TrustlessState @ShitpostRock2 True. And even then the obvious correct answer is to press red and get off the track because we are not idiots trying to gamble if a train will run us over or not. I am also not responsible for the result of you choosing to stay on track like a dumbass.
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David Hoffman
David Hoffman@TrustlessState·
@ShitpostRock2 The more fair framing is: - everyone starts on the track - press the Red button to step off the track - if 50% of people presses the Blue button, the train stops
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Rock Solid
Rock Solid@ShitpostRock2·
Dumbest fucking hypothetical ever posted
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pepe
pepe@pepesylvania·
@prerat Pretty much
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prerat
prerat@prerat·
wtf is 58% a law of nature or something
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