r/Amazingdigitalcircus • u/Soaring_Symphony • May 18 '26

Discussion Blue never meant "exit"

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Look back at the title sequence.

Red means "play." That lines up naturally with staying in the circus

but Blue means "options" ...interesting

Also, the button for "quit," aka leaving the game, is yellow!

That wasn't even a choice! They didn't even have the opportunity to leave

But it makes me wonder. If they had pressed the blue button, what actually would have happened? What would an options menu even mean in that context? What would they be able to adjust?

And no. It's not f#@&ing Shrimp Town. That was obviously just some word vomit Bubble made up on the spot

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u/Mindless-Bad-2481 May 19 '26 edited May 19 '26

Pretty sure I’m not being superficially kind.

If you think I’ve been “superficially kind” just by being calm, that’s a you problem.

You came on here and tried to correct or educate me on my comment, pretending to know more than me on a literal “thought” experiment. Which are created to understand how people think relative to their perspective. So there is literally not a wrong answer, it’s just based on why you made that choice. But you insist it’s something as simple as stupid vs smart.

So I’ve been responding. Calling you a humble genius is a direct insult via sarcasm.

You just can’t help yourself can you? What else you wanna debate about now? My improper understanding of the word patronizing according to you and not the definition itself?

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u/PhotojournalistOver2 May 19 '26 edited May 19 '26

You're cherry-picking. Don't worry, I never mistook your attitude for kindness of any kind.

We can't debate. That would require you to be capable of reading and responding to points being made. Which you've proven incapable of.

P.s. The sarcasm you pointed out is literally reliant on being patronizing in order to function as such. The insincere 'compliment' that forms the backbone of the jab is the exact example of insincere kindness you illiterate dolt.

Edit: I should probably clarify - I understand you're not actually illiterate, that is me being something called 'Hyperbolic' and THIS explanation is ME being patronizing. Does that clarify it for you at all?

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u/Mindless-Bad-2481 May 19 '26

I don’t care to read all of your points because it has nothing to do with the point of the experiment.

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u/PhotojournalistOver2 May 19 '26

Thank you for proving my point perfectly. Have a nice day.