Diadochi

What did the dramatist say when they completed their checklist? Done done dooooooooooone

@mynameisjames09 @JoshStrifeHayes Someone would always press blue, even if the requirements were 100% for blues to live.

@JoshStrifeHayes the moment that a single person presses blue, red has to be off the table

I have to be honest... 🔴

@QuartzN1nja I don't expect 100% on red. I don't expect 50% on blue either.

Even from a practical standpoint, you're absolutely more likely to get a 50% on blue than a 100% on red. Pretending otherwise is just self-deception. You're choosing security at the cost of others' lives, but you don't want to feel bad about it.

@LogicReel @cremieuxrecueil @mfacehero I mean, yeah. But people would still vote blue, right? So trying to save those at a ratio that seems extremely unlikely to reach would be suicide. 50% looks like suicide to a lot of red. Lot of blue says red has blood on their hands. The same would be true at any percent, right?

@TheDiadochi @cremieuxrecueil @mfacehero So around 800 million deaths, 400 million deaths or a statisticall impossibility as likely to happen as all the air atoms in your room bunching up in a corner of it. Gotcha.

Red and blue button pushers: who's smarter? In a mostly-subscriber sample who took a brief verbal IQ test, the answer is... Blue pushers! If the whole population has an IQ of 100 with an SD of 15, their mean IQ would be 101.9, versus 97.0 for reds.

@LogicReel @cremieuxrecueil @mfacehero 90%, 95%, 100%

@TheDiadochi @cremieuxrecueil @mfacehero Say a percentage.

@cremieuxrecueil @mfacehero Everyone is okay with mass death at a certain ratio requirement.

@mfacehero Red is not the rational choice unless you are OK with mass death.

@brainedsmol @KitsuneroVT It's more how bullshit the poll is about life and death consequences without the consequences.

@KitsuneroVT No idea but I find it funny so many red button pushes were crashing out about blue winning. Like was that not the best case scenario?

Are people actually upset at people pressing the red button over the blue one???? well, I am team 🔴

@KitsuneroVT Blue button pushers don't realize they're red button pushers if the ratio goes up. The ones who cry about morality suddenly have to recognize that the suicide button is a suicide button.

@scoopydont @Petershearer89 @Serdizzle @rawsmashmouth So 99% would be the ratio you'd be okay with all the children dying without trying to save them, right?

@TheDiadochi @Petershearer89 @Serdizzle @rawsmashmouth It would have to be pretty damn high.

the red button blue button thing is so interesting to me because it really is just a litmus test for if you have any empathy or not

@monroth @khaos_l33t You're cool with sending them to the blender too, if the ratio is too high

@khaos_l33t >>любому понятно, что это просто не так: всех синих убивает их собственный осознанный выбор сыграть в рулетку а людей которые не сделали, или в силу возраста\болезней не в состоянии сделать осознанный выбор вам норм в блендер отправлять?

этот прикол с кнопками (задачей назвать его у меня не поворачивается язык) — верх кретинизма и наглядная демонстрация настоящей этической шизы и "больной толерантности" у нас есть две кнопки: синяя и красная, если вы нажмёте красную, то ничего не происходит, если синюю — то вы умрёте, если синюю не нажмут более 50% процентов всех участников да, вы не ослвшались, это весь прикол, никаких подводных камней нажминия красной кнопки нет, нет никакого двойного дна поэтому любой человек конечно однозначно должен нажать красную кнопку а теперь почитайте квот и комментарии под ним этого автора да, он это серьезно для него серьезно нажатие красной кнопки — это убийство всех, кто нажал синюю любому понятно, что это просто не так: всех синих убивает их собственный осознанный выбор сыграть в рулетку и это очень хорошо показывает майндсет воукнутых, для которых бессмысленный этический нарратив перебивает элементарную логику это даже не последовательная позиция, это просто рефлекс: всегда вставать на сторону той группы, которая в данный момент назначена жертвой, независимо от того, что там с причинно-следственной связью и самое смешное, что носители этого майндсета искренне считают себя более этичными, чем все остальные

@yuriarmpitart Blue's prize would be diluted so much it isn't worth it to play

Everyone in the world has to take a private vote by pressing a red or blue button. When the vote over you will be assigned to a team of your select color then you will have to compete in deadgame for a reward Blue reward will be shared equally Red reward only for the winner

@OttoBerlandieri You have a limit. At what ratio would you consider it suicide to press blue?

People who push the red button are the same kind of people who would hide they were bit by a zombie. Not exactly, but It's selfish preservation that condemns others to die for no reason if they successfully hide it. Its a direct choice to that. Blue means NOBODY loses. It goes to show how so many people would gladly pick something that benefits themselves at the loss of others over the SAME benefit to everyone, including themselves. For many reasons, distrust your fellow man will make the same choice, "I got mine" mentality, or just instinctual self preservation, etc.. Its a social morality experiment, there is no "right answer" but what you pick says alot about you.

@scoopydont @Petershearer89 @Serdizzle @rawsmashmouth I know you won't answer, but how high would the blue ratio requirement have to be for you to not vote for it?

@TheDiadochi @Petershearer89 @Serdizzle @rawsmashmouth It doesn't scare me at all. What scares me is all the red pushers who would happily condemn millions of children to death to save themselves. Also the irony of saying you can't trust other people while you make exact decision you're afraid they might make.

@gfodor I originally vote red as I have no faith that blue would win. I still don't, so I vote red to save someone.

Red and blue button experiment but where the button you push applies not to you but another person randomly assigned to you.

@scoopydont @Petershearer89 @Serdizzle @rawsmashmouth You have yet to give an answer to any of my questions but I have answered all of yours. You appear to not have the intelligence to delve deeper than the surface of rationales, or it scares you to.

@TheDiadochi @Petershearer89 @Serdizzle @rawsmashmouth We can keep changing the parameters to change the answers. Lol

@scoopydont @Petershearer89 @Serdizzle @rawsmashmouth So, when I vote red believing that blue will only reach 15%...?

@TheDiadochi @Petershearer89 @Serdizzle @rawsmashmouth No, but that decision wouldn't be killing anyone. They'd already be dead. Lol

@scoopydont @Petershearer89 @Serdizzle @rawsmashmouth Yep. Now, would you vote blue if you were the last one, and blue sat at 15%?

@TheDiadochi @Petershearer89 @Serdizzle @rawsmashmouth It would kill 49.9% of the population.

@scoopydont @Petershearer89 @Serdizzle @rawsmashmouth Yep.

@TheDiadochi @Petershearer89 @Serdizzle @rawsmashmouth If the vote tally is exactly 50/50 and you're the last person to choose, and choose red, what happens? Did that decision not kill billions of people?

@EmirynnNTSC As a blue shouldn't you be convincing others to pick red?

This! Absolutely this! Yes, blue doesn't have a guarantee to save your own life, but it can and will save everyones' life if even a fraction more press it. just slightly more red than blue guarantees that all of blue dies, but hey, at least your own was spared.

@scoopydont @Petershearer89 @Serdizzle @rawsmashmouth Sure, blue. The power of my vote is 0.0000000125% out of 8 billion. 0.00000034% is the chance to win the powerball jackpot, by the way.

@TheDiadochi @Petershearer89 @Serdizzle @rawsmashmouth Let's say you're the final vote. It's tied 50/50. You choosing red kills all the people who voted blue. If you choose blue you save them.

@huninn1 @suskullaonasiaa @Quasilocal But wouldn't most people convince others to press red to save the ones important to them?

@TheDiadochi @suskullaonasiaa @Quasilocal Well, lets say youre a father and your daughter says pressing blue is the right thing to do because of infants / disabled / her friend said shes pressing blue? You could try to convince her, but there's doubt. Lots of people will take risk if family is in doubt.

Roughly it's like this right? Red button: "I don't think blue would come close to 50% in the real world" (So I can't safely press it) Blue button: "I feel confident in my fellow human to do the right thing and blue will win" (so it's safe to press blue)