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I'm still off on this a bit but I'm gonna give it a shot. Paul was not undermining the teaching of husband and wife. We'll start at the beginning. Eve came from man. Eve was deceived by the desires of her own heart. Eve represents [our desire for man].

@YallaHund1 @CaudilloNuclear Saying something so presumptive to a mother proves that you're the one speaking from irrational emotions. Have a great day, little boy.

@hipowermutant @CaudilloNuclear But they sort of do, that's the point. Lol Go on and be a depressed cat lady at 35. Buh bye

“We” didn’t do shit. I have zero reproductive rights. It’s up to women. They control access to both sex, and relationships, and to our kids. Talk to them.

@marisaderlol @unmundig @TexasAnCap Blue is the majority choice in this world. Is this world perfect? 🤔

@hipowermutant @unmundig @TexasAnCap The world is not perfect, it’s obvious blue is the right choice in a perfect world, Red is a logical choice since it basically saves you instantly with no uncertainty, both options are right because the world is not perfect

This is an IQ test, and a lot of people are failing...

@uubzu @snkewrld Red is virtue signaling self-preservation in communities that value self-preservation above community. Let's do a poll to see how red-pushers feel about, say, immigration. I'll bet there's a striking parallel...

@snkewrld You guys love to tell on yourselves that you’ve never thought seriously about anything in your entire lives. You keep the virtue signal volume so high that there’s no room for anything else

You may not believe it. You may not like it. But this is what you voted for

@YallaHund1 @CaudilloNuclear You specifically named it. Sorry but gaslighting doesn't work on me. Women don't have to have kids in order to have an identity or purpose. Neither do men. Your reaction to this fact reveals your own mental state. Respectfully, sir.

@hipowermutant @CaudilloNuclear I was talking about both things the entire time, yet you chose to focus on abortion because you are probably emotional about it. But yes, that's also pretty mentally ill tbh. The only good argument against kids is economy. Maybe

@marisaderlol @unmundig @TexasAnCap Blue = everyone lives Red = some people die without 100% alignment Blue is the logical choice. It doesn't matter how many times y'all argue otherwise. You cannot be right without changing the question because 100% is statistically improbable. And the numbers prove it.

@hipowermutant @unmundig @TexasAnCap Red is the logical choice since it’s doesn’t really of others decision Blue is the logical choice since it’s cooperation Red is logical for the individual Blue is logical for humanity

@DrunkWoodworker @TexasAnCap Yes.... thank you for once again proving that red has to change the question entirely to make their choice logical.

@hipowermutant @TexasAnCap

@YallaHund1 @CaudilloNuclear And when I said women are rebelling, I was referring to women staying single or choosing not to have children. You went on a psycho-manic rant about abortion.

@hipowermutant @CaudilloNuclear That's another strawman.. It was about breeding, not only abortions. And yes, the human race is dying out. Look at the birth rates. Kids are a central part of everyones life, at least it should be

@marisaderlol @unmundig @TexasAnCap The question wasn't about the individual's choice as it pertains to the individual. So, just like we've seen for days from a plethora of red pushers... Red is only the logical choice when you change the question. Because red isn't the logical choice.

@hipowermutant @unmundig @TexasAnCap At the end of the day it comes down to what the goal is If it’s to save humanity then people should chose blue to guarantee a better world and to everyone to live But red it’s still a logical choice for the individual since it doesn’t allow uncertainty to exist in it

@marisaderlol @unmundig @TexasAnCap No one is blaming red. We don't have to. Blue won. Blue = everyone lives Red = some people die Red is only certain in the sense that it certainly causes catastrophe.

@hipowermutant @unmundig @TexasAnCap Red is safe and blue is unsafe basically Only press blue if you wanna save people but don’t blame the ones who pressed red for choosing certainty

@tsukame_success @LordTankArt The majority choosing blue indicates the majority would choose red. Thanks for playing.

@hipowermutant @LordTankArt I don't dismiss the results. They indicate to me that most people would vote red.

Everyone will not just pick blue, btw

@unmundig @TexasAnCap It is that simple when the question is to choose between "everyone lives or some people die"

@hipowermutant @TexasAnCap The math is simple, but not a simple as "50 is less than 100." The question is, "what happens, and with what likelihood, across all possible scenarios?" Roll 6 dice, and get a point for every roll that's not a 1. You are more likely to get 6 points than 3 points.

@marisaderlol @unmundig @TexasAnCap No. It isn't. Red is only safe/logical for the individual. The question wasn't about the individual's safety. It was about everyone's safety. Red is most uncertain in regards to everyone's safety. Either you didn't understand the question or you made it about you regardless.

@hipowermutant @unmundig @TexasAnCap Red is just safe over uncertainty, Id rather not die than to risk myself to rely on others decision, so red is the logical choice if you want to live because you don’t have to rely on uncertainty, blue is the unstable and not reliable choice since it relies on uncertainty

@tsukame_success @LordTankArt Dismissing the results entirely is not interpreting them. My experiences indicate people are generally concerned for others. Yours indicates the opposite. The data sides with me. You dismiss the data. Which one is bias?

@hipowermutant @LordTankArt I'm interpreting the results using a different set of biases than you are. When you take the results at face value, you're not interpreting them without bias. You're drawing conclusions that support your worldview, just like I am.

@tsukame_success @LordTankArt So you reject the statistical results based on your own personal perspective. How is that not bias in action?

@hipowermutant @LordTankArt The results of polls that ask "what would you do?" don't reflect what people would actually do.

@DrunkWoodworker @TexasAnCap And no on choosing blue is actually putting literally everyone else's lives at stake It works both ways, bubby

@TexasAnCap @hipowermutant Or the fact that everybody choosing blue is in no danger of actually dying

@marisaderlol @unmundig @TexasAnCap >50% vs 100% Blue depends on a majority to save everyone. Red depends on 100% alignment to save everyone. Red is not only more uncertain; it is safely unlikely. Red is pulling the trigger on others. Blue is blocking the bullet.

@hipowermutant @unmundig @TexasAnCap How, it litteraly depends on others choice, and you don’t know who pressed blue

@tsukame_success @LordTankArt On *several* public polls. Being on Twitter doesn't nullify the results. It's a social space where a diversity of people live. That diversity is much more accurate of "everyone" than anyone's personal view.

@hipowermutant @LordTankArt 58% of people chose blue on a Twitter poll. This supports my personal bias.

@unmundig @TexasAnCap The numbers make blue the rational choice. There is no variation because it isn't a game... it's a direct question. It is what it is. Of course people make choices based on rationality and irrationality. That proves nothing except that it is likely not everyone will choose red.

@hipowermutant @TexasAnCap Quite the contrary. One, I've run the numbers. Two, in many variations of this game, I would pick blue even at great risk to myself. Three, I've encounter plenty of rational (if morally questionable) and irrational reasons for picking blue.

@tsukame_success @LordTankArt Most people chose blue. Data disproves your personal bias.

@tsukame_success @LordTankArt "everyone survives /only some survive"