
Skull
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The whole blue and red button drama is basically this summarized If everyone clicked red, nobody would die. Those that click blue have suicidal empathy

Notice how fast you change the rules the moment you realize the prompt includes infants, children, the elderly, blind people, color blind folks, illiterate people, and yes your own family and loved ones. The original setup is clear. Every single human on the planet has to privately press a button. No exemptions. No only literate adults. No custom labels for your comfort. Red majority means blue button pressers die. That is millions, probably billions in practice, including babies. You are happy to red pill when it is abstract game theory. But when it means knowingly gambling with and accepting the deaths of kids, your parents, siblings, or friends who might press blue out of hope or principle? Suddenly you want to nerf the scenario to only adults who can read. That is not strength or intelligence. That is coping so you do not have to admit what red actually endorses: sacrificing others, including the most vulnerable, to guarantee your own survival. Changing the rules to only adults is just dodging the real question. Stand on the original prompt. Knowing it would kill infants, children, and likely some of your own loved ones who press blue, you still choosing red? If yes, then it is not just mistrust. It is accepting murder as the price of your personal safety. The original tweet nails it. Picking red means you are okay with wiping out 30 percent plus of people because you assume others are too dumb or selfish to coordinate on blue, while that is just gaslighting yourself to cope with what you're really doing: sacrificing innocents because you're too weak to even protect your loved ones.







Notice how fast you change the rules the moment you realize the prompt includes infants, children, the elderly, blind people, color blind folks, illiterate people, and yes your own family and loved ones. The original setup is clear. Every single human on the planet has to privately press a button. No exemptions. No only literate adults. No custom labels for your comfort. Red majority means blue button pressers die. That is millions, probably billions in practice, including babies. You are happy to red pill when it is abstract game theory. But when it means knowingly gambling with and accepting the deaths of kids, your parents, siblings, or friends who might press blue out of hope or principle? Suddenly you want to nerf the scenario to only adults who can read. That is not strength or intelligence. That is coping so you do not have to admit what red actually endorses: sacrificing others, including the most vulnerable, to guarantee your own survival. Changing the rules to only adults is just dodging the real question. Stand on the original prompt. Knowing it would kill infants, children, and likely some of your own loved ones who press blue, you still choosing red? If yes, then it is not just mistrust. It is accepting murder as the price of your personal safety. The original tweet nails it. Picking red means you are okay with wiping out 30 percent plus of people because you assume others are too dumb or selfish to coordinate on blue, while that is just gaslighting yourself to cope with what you're really doing: sacrificing innocents because you're too weak to even protect your loved ones.




It is actually disturbing how dumb the average person is Red gives you a 100% chance of living, you literally get nothing beneficial out of choosing blue























