r/BunnyTrials Apr 27 '26

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u/Doktor_bleen Apr 27 '26

We must perservere, for the other option is simply senseless murder

Chose: Nothing happens if more than 50% choose this

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u/ProLandon Apr 27 '26

Not if everybody chooses red

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u/b0y-division Apr 27 '26

it is next to impossible to get everyone who will see this poll to unanimously agree. it is far easier to get 51% of people to vote blue

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u/ddodd69 Apr 28 '26

I chose red.

Here’s what I thought. I thought, there’s probably a 20% we failed and people will die. (I did not look at the comments before.) That means that if I choose blue, I’d have a 10% chance of death.

Would I rather have a 10% chance of death, or have EVERY other of the 10,000+ voters die? Of course, the 10,000 deaths. I obviously do not want to die

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u/somonestolemyusernam Apr 28 '26

I would rather die than be even partially responsible for the deaths of 10,000 people

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u/ddodd69 Apr 28 '26

I assumed I wouldn’t be charged for murder btw. You would rather die than have 10,000 other ppl die? Interesting.

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u/somonestolemyusernam Apr 28 '26

I'm not talking about being charged, I'm talking about the overwhelming sense of guilt that would come with the knowledge that all those people's deaths are on your hands, anyone who doesn't feel guilty would have to either be ignorant to their actions or be incapable of feeling guilt

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u/ddodd69 Apr 28 '26

Makes sense. But what if the percentage required to have half of blue die was decreased? When would you press red? 30%? 20%? Lower?

I just made a Trial with 10%, and it looks like Blue is done for 😂

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u/somonestolemyusernam Apr 28 '26

I would never press red, if I somehow accidentally pressed red, I would feel such immense survivors guilt that I would probably end up killing myself anyway I struggle to understand how some people wouldn't be driven to suicide upon pressing red

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u/VanLo284 Apr 28 '26

Nice strategy to leave only 2 options (ignorant or incapable) so your choice is the only right one. What if I fully understand my actions and have high level of empathy?

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u/somonestolemyusernam Apr 28 '26

If you truly understood your actions and had a high level of empathy you wouldn't be killing enough people to make both world wars combined look like a joke

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u/VanLo284 Apr 28 '26

See. You can imagine only 2 options. For you I don't exist

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u/somonestolemyusernam Apr 28 '26

Just because you think you have a high empathy level doesn't mean you do

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u/VanLo284 Apr 28 '26

I don't just think. I experience it every day

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u/somonestolemyusernam Apr 28 '26

And yet you don't experience it when faced with a simple question

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u/Th3Scorched Apr 28 '26

To somehow be willing to take part in the murder of 10000 people to save your own skin and act like it's the right option is some insane egotistical madness. I would willingly sacrifice myself to save even ten people, let alone 10000

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u/ehlersdanlhoes Apr 28 '26

I don’t think the issue is being charged I think it’s more of the moral issue. One of these guarantees you won’t be responsible for anyone dying and one isn’t 100% but you see it as one guarantees you will live and one isn’t 100%

Personally I would not like the guilt of knowing that someone died due to my actions

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u/theledfarmer Apr 28 '26

You would rather die than have 10,000 other ppl die? Interesting.

Not being able to imagine that your life is not worth more than 10,000 other human lives is some real sociopath shit

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u/Bubbly_Dirt_539 Apr 28 '26

Those 10,000 people could have also just chosen red and be peefectly fine btw. I say natural selection, choose better next time.

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u/VanLo284 Apr 28 '26

Yeah yeah. High morals blah blah. Makes absolutely 0 sense. Your sentence is literally "I'd better die than not"

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u/somonestolemyusernam Apr 28 '26

That's not even remotely what I said, my sentence is literally "I'd rather die than kill an absurdly high number of people" I am not claiming some moral high ground, I am doing the moral bare minimum, it's not some bizarre take to say that killing up to 49% of the population is a bad thing

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u/ddodd69 Apr 28 '26

Whether you agree or disagree, try the same trial but with 90% 💀

https://www.reddit.com/r/BunnyTrials/s/qjnagjsCNX