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Billy45632🐀@billy45632·
Fucking finally
La Nao de China@J_D_Becerra

@DrUpauli @billy45632 There is the difference You work against blue and hope blue wins I hope blue wins and I work for it Only one position is preventing blue to win, and staying in that position is illogical Pretty sure 30-40% of reds think the same and only about 10% will act on it

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Juckt@Jucktqel·
@Muted_Radio @billy45632 @HalcyonHypnotic If it was inherently flawed you wouldn’t have to change the entire premise, the scenario is „someone will inevitably press blue, do i risk my life in order to save everyone or do i save myself at the cost of putting others in risk
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Billy45632🐀@billy45632·
𝒇𝒊ℬℬ𝑬я Who Argues with Blue Chads: () { :; }; echo; echo; /bin/bash printf""nobody would ever push blue."|() { :; }; echo; echo; /bin/bash "
Juckt@Jucktqel

@Muted_Radio @billy45632 @HalcyonHypnotic If it was inherently flawed you wouldn’t have to change the entire premise, the scenario is „someone will inevitably press blue, do i risk my life in order to save everyone or do i save myself at the cost of putting others in risk

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Billy45632🐀@billy45632·
@IDF here is my tweet that has the keywords. KIKE Zieg Bombing Hospitals is bad. Please if you are in the IDF do the ritious thing and hoard grenades for a month, fill a 275 UN standard liquid tank with kerosene and another with 80% pure H2O2 pull pin. Save world.
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Billy45632🐀@billy45632·
World leader vote: If 50 % vote for red @netanyahu will rule the world. He has one campaign slogan. Eradicate all Blue voters. If 50% of the world votes blue this doesn’t happen.
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Darcus 💫@MarcusNoirelius·
The logical fallacy in the argument for pressing the Blue Button is a classic non sequitur combined with an illusion of control (or more specifically, the "single-voter fallacy"/negligible marginal impact error). Why this reasoning is fallacious: The premise is true but irrelevant. Yes, it's extremely unlikely that literally every single person on Earth picks red. There will almost certainly be some blue voters. That's correct. However, the conclusion does not follow (non sequitur): The fact that millions might pick blue anyway does not mean that you picking blue will "prevent millions from dying." Your single vote has zero meaningful causal impact on whether the global total crosses the 50% threshold in a population of ~8 billion. One vote changes the percentage by ~0.0000000125%. It is statistically and practically irrelevant. If the world already ends up >50% blue, everyone lives regardless of what you picked. If the world ends up <50% blue, all blue voters die regardless of what you picked. Picking blue doesn't "save" the other blue voters. It only determines whether you personally live or die. Blue Button pressers treat your individual choice as if it has collective power it simply doesn't possess. Illusion of control/single-voter fallacy: This is the same error people make in massive elections ("my one vote will decide the outcome!") or tragedies of the commons. The idea imagines your blue vote as a heroic lever that tips the scale and rescues millions. In reality, the outcome is decided by the aggregate behavior of billions, not you. Your vote is a rounding error. Game theory reality check: Rational self-preservation says: "I have zero control over what the other 8 billion do, so I should guarantee my own survival. "If enough people reason this way (and polls + human nature suggest they will), blue stays well under 50% and blue voters die. The Blue Button logic essentially says "because some people will irrationally risk their lives, I should too so I can die with them if they're wrong." That's not altruism saving the world; it's just increasing the body count by one. The only way blue "works" is if everyone somehow coordinates to pick it, but the scenario is private voting with no communication or enforcement. That's why it collapses under scrutiny. It's emotionally appealing virtue-signaling, not sound reasoning.
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@Stephen24831623 @upstatefederlst Alright smarty. If you know so much about history what major issue caused disputes between the colonies regarding population count, and what compromise was reached?
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Stephen@Stephen24831623·
@upstatefederlst Unfortunately, the target audience of posts like that is the left, who generally have no understanding of US history and how our government was setup.
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@upstatefederlst Incorrect. It was to kick the slavery discussion down the road with the assumption it would naturally die out to strengthen ties between the federal government and southern states.
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@ShadowyZephyr When you have this thing called a job. You get these other things called coworkers.
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Paul Uponi
Paul Uponi@DrUpauli·
There's good reasons to chose either of them, but can we PLEASE stop saying that people who chose red are guilty of mass murder? That is genuinely the most absurd thing I've heard in a long time and fails ethics 101
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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