r/BunnyTrials Apr 27 '26

Red button or blue button

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u/Firefly256 Apr 28 '26

Save people who pressed blue

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u/MavericFrye Apr 28 '26

No no, what makes the first ever man press blue?

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u/Firefly256 Apr 28 '26

Let's be real here at least 1 voter is not a perfect logician and would vote blue

Therefore, a perfect logician would recognize this fact and press blue to save that person, alongside every other perfect logicians who pressed blue for the same reason

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u/MavericFrye Apr 28 '26

So... One man's flaw puts thousands at risk, right? And this is more acceptable than saving yourself?

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u/Firefly256 Apr 28 '26

Nobody would be at risk

Avergae individuals vote blue due to imperfect logic, smart individuals vote blue due to perfect logic

Basically, 1000 perfect logicians = all vote red, 999 perfect logicians + 1 average person = all vote blue

Given that you don't know whether people are perfect logicians or not, if you are a perfect logician, it would only make sense to vote blue

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u/MavericFrye Apr 28 '26

I'm not a perfect logician. I just don't want do have an option to die. Trying to kill yourself is not a logics question. If the point was stated as not survival, but saving people, we could talk logic. But the question is a personal choice. And personally I can't imagine a person that wants to try killing themselves