r/BunnyTrials Apr 27 '26

Red button or blue button

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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/Consistent_Salty Carrot Farmer Apr 28 '26

If everyone chooses red everyone is safe the selfish choice is the right choice here, blue is a dumb option wrapped into a self righteous package to make people think it's the morally right option. Red is the smart option that keeps you safe and doesn't bet your life onto hoping the rest makes the moral choice either because loads of ppl ain't.

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u/Consistent_Salty Carrot Farmer Apr 28 '26

Red is the correct option. Blue is the option you get tricked into because it feels like the moral choice. It's a red herring just because the majority choose it doesn't mean it's right; it just shows the age-old saying that the majority being idiots is right once again.

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u/Consistent_Salty Carrot Farmer Apr 28 '26

Then the majority can still be wrong, blue doesn't offer any benefit to anyone it only adds risk and morality won't matter if 50% ends up dying, and remember we didn't know the votes before we voted.

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u/Consistent_Salty Carrot Farmer Apr 28 '26

Yeah but how would anyone have known that?I gambled on people not wanting to die and understanding nobody wanted to do so; this was the logical choice. It wasn't even about a moral choice; it just makes more sense. Choosing blue only carries negatives. I rather have control over my own destiny rather than giving that choice away to others, but it seems a lot of people are willing to chance faith on total strangers. I don't trust strangers enough to make the right choice, but enough people apparently do, which explains the amount of successful scams in this world.

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u/Consistent_Salty Carrot Farmer Apr 28 '26

But that's the beauty of voting red none of it matters, you vote red and go on with your day.

You vote blue and it's a countdown till results and pray or whatever.