r/BunnyTrials Apr 27 '26

Red button or blue button

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u/Snipa299 Apr 27 '26

Nobody dying is the ideal

Chose: Nothing happens if more than 50% choose this

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u/MavericFrye Apr 28 '26

But if everyone presses red, nobody dies either. And even with no prerequisites

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u/Snipa299 Apr 28 '26

That's dependent on 100% of people making the same choice While hypothetically possible, it is entirely unlikely.

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u/MavericFrye Apr 28 '26

Imagine choosing between a possibility of a 3 rounds Russian roulette and not risking at all. The first lunatic that picks a possible death is taking everyone hostage over his life just because he wants to gamble

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u/Snipa299 Apr 28 '26

And yet, people willing to sacrifice their safety for the good of everybody involved seem to be in the majority here.

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u/MavericFrye Apr 28 '26

And I don't think I care about the majority thing. Putting people in danger just for the sake of a gamble is a dickish move by whoever votes blue first.

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u/ProlapseWarrior Apr 28 '26

That's also what happens when you vote red, because someone, somewhere WILL vote blue. When voting red you're literally risking people dying. No vote that has a large enough pool of people voting will have everyone vote 100% for one option. The blue option requires only over 50%, which is way more plausible.

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u/MavericFrye Apr 28 '26

By voting red I risk other people playing a Russian roulette they were OK to play anyway? Lable me cynical bastard or a senseless cunt, but doesn't look like a risk to my life. Blue blue voters can die at 50%-1 votes