@TheDoctor_X_ @HazelAppleyard It says that's the only way you can earn money for the rest of your life. So no need to work
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sam saunder
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@HazelAppleyard If you can use a treadmill at your desk while working then this is too easy
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@katsudumps I'm day 1 and skip everything. It's only worth playing for these hype and aura moments
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i just realized kuro adding a skip button was actually smart af NOT bc it encourages players to skip a “boring” story, but bc it could encourage new players to try the game and skip to cool parts such as this (which would later on help them stick to the game)
Kuro gacha’d their gacha
CEO of Segs@__sb______
HEEEEEELLL YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH
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@nick694326 @ReddCinema affirmative action doesn't help asians retard
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@TheGloriousLion @GreeneMan6 Not so fun being stereotyped huh
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@GreeneMan6 I will have to fact-check you here.
Sure, insufferable liberals in Europe might think this way, but as far as I know, most Europeans are happy that tourists take an interest and try the language.
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lol every American has been here. Nothing insults Europeans like trying to practice your amateurish language skills with them, or pointing out common ancestry while injecting gobs of tourist money into their economy.
They hate that more than the typical “ugly American” behavior.
And they hate it a LOT more than being overwhelmed by hordes of hostile migrants.
Scythian VI.@GermanErwachen
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@questionableway "Blue pushers claim to be better people, checkmate."
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wait, so the black hole picture wasn't real? it was generated by AI?
Animesh Karnewar PhD@AnimeshKarnewar
Got to experience Prof. Katie Bouman’s talk at ICLR! So cool to learn about the impact Diffusion Models are making in progressing our understanding of the universe!
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Rage baiting pretentious people is a fantastic use of free will
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@stillnotking75 @IXianVernius It's funny that blue's reasoning basically boils down to "people are too stupid to not press the button that has no downsides". Ironically reds are actually the one's with trust in their fellow man. Trust that they can solve something as simple as 2+2
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@IXianVernius I presented the problem to my 86yo mother and she picked red, with almost exactly the same reasoning I used
I have faith that all my loved ones have the common sense to pick red, and if, God forbid, they didn't, my suicide wouldn't help them any
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I know most of you, my dear followers, are more than sick of this discourse, but I'm sorry. I can't not bring this one up too. The incessantness with which this specific argument is invoked is the one detail that actually just confuses me. Like, are they so deep into the characterization of red as just edgy teenagers that they can't possibly imagine a parent that opposes them? Whatever kind of person they think reds are, is it really so hard to imagine that kind of person aging, having children and not changing? Because I assure you, I told my actual, not a hypothetical person, mom about this shit (actually talking to your parents about things. Imagine that.), and her response was, "Well, that sounds stupid. Red obviously."
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@UndeadVampSnail @Aella_Girl Any stakes at all means red is gonna win. No doubt in my mind
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@Aella_Girl Wonder how the lower stakes would affect the results.
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You said you were skeptical cause hypothetical is different when something is actually on the line. I decided to test
Rosie Campbell@RosieCampbell
You are diabolical @Aella_Girl
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@Piccini @meadandjuniper If you're confident blue will win, flip a coin, doesn't matter. (might as well pick red though)
Confident red wins? Obviously pick red
Think it'll be close? Now you just have to pick between being a coward and putting your life on the line. In that case, coward anyday.
Always red
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@meadandjuniper Red remains the correct choice if you are confident blue will win (but I think you are overestimating how predictive an online poll is of actual behavior)
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Ok, I’ll admit it. I was a redpiller, and I was wrong. I chose red because I didnt trust my fellow humans to look out for me, but it turns out they would. I’m sorry for doubting you humanity
David Shor@davidshor
We asked this to a large sample of nationally representative Americans - blue wins by a 3:1 margin!
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@batboysagogo @QuandaleMinnis @CypressDahlia Funny the same could be said about blue. No one dies until the first person picks blue. Every blue vote also adds to the death count (until 4 billion+1)
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@QuandaleMinnis @CypressDahlia The red button adds up tallies against the blue button. That’s its function.
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Final thought: the argument seems to be that "in the real world" (aka you lost the poll) people are selfish, and therefore you must press red. But... you also pressed red. Every red vote claims they are a victim of other red votes' selfishness. But nobody confronts this idea lol
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@CypressDahlia It's impossible to lose the poll as a red voter. The only ones who can lose the poll are blue
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@DellAnnaLuca Suddenly all the "bro forget game theory just be a good person" blue pushers are explaining why Random guy #2,948,290,292 is definitely going to logically decide blue is best and not just think "shit I don't want to die I need to press red and save myself"
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People are posting the results of a 58/42 poll as evidence most people would choose blue.
But once we factor in that people act differently when their life is actually on the line, that’s for me evidence that red is the choice that maximizes lives saved.
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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@Berkut3204 @jon_vs_moloch except obviously not because blue won
and this is a meme format that doesn't magically scale to the subject it's applied to
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@lenirtpls @sean_domnick @jdcmedlock If 8 billion think that then there's no problem at all. Actually it's extremely likely >4 billion vote red in real life so the best choice is to save yourself and hope casualties are 25% or less
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@sean_domnick @jdcmedlock Bro if 1 billion people think "I should vote blue but I won't be the deciding vote anyway", then 1 billion people fucked up.
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If you want to avoid needless death, you have two options to coordinate around. Blue has a 50% threshold and red has a 100% threshold. Only one of these is actually feasible…
delaniac 🌹🌱@ChadNotChud
every time this goes around I’m honestly flabbergasted by this justification for picking “red” everyone won’t do that. like that’s just an empirical fact. moreover the fact that there’s discourse about it should immediately prove that to you. many, many people will choose blue
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