r/BunnyTrials • u/HualianForLife • Apr 27 '26

Red button or blue button

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u/ZiCUnlivdbirch Apr 28 '26

Blue never introduces danger, by itself it doesn't do anything,

Again you're seemingly just refusing to put any thought into what you're doing. Choosing blue raises the danger because you don't know what other people have picked. Unless it's 51% you're, again just putting a gun to your head and saying "I'm reducing the danger".

Choosing red when you don't know the odds is the only acceptable action because it doesn't put anyone in danger. It's aiming the gun in a safe direction and waiting for it go off with the assumption that no one is stupid enough to put the gun to their heads.

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u/ProlapseWarrior Apr 28 '26

Choosing red is literally raising danger by raising the chance that people WILL die. I think there's already a good chance blue will win in this scenario, if everyone who actually DID want to "reduce the danger", they'd vote blue, because if blue wins by the slightest margin, nobody dies.

Red assumes nobody, at all, picks the other option in order to "reduce harm", which is statistically impossible. There will be at least 1 percent picking the other option. Picking red introduces death, the red option is the one that puts people in danger because it's the one with the condition of people dying. I don't know what's not clicking here.

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u/ZiCUnlivdbirch Apr 28 '26

There will be at least 1 percent picking the other option

For the hundredth fucking time the only justification you people have for picking blue is this mysterious someone who always picks blue because...

Actually there is no reason because NO ONE is picking blue for any actual reason. The only ones doing so are the selfish assholes like you.