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HannahMR · 1w
This is the sociopath test. If you push red you know you are voting for the death of likely billions of people. And if you push red and survive then you have to live in a world that is populated onl...
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The red button is the only logical choice here. It has the same upside as the blue button, saving everyone if everyone presses it, but without the personal risk of going against the logical choice. If you could coordinate, pressing either button would have the same outcome. However, you’d find it easier convincing people to press the red button.
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HannahMR · 1w
and you could live with yourself after pushing the red button?
HannahMR · 1w
and of course the point is that you can't coordinate
₿en Wehrman · 23w
😵‍💫 #NASA https://blossom.primal.net/4d0c7e55cb5525d300b0c55ae2a57f6d6bf1829ce5591dcae3388e14c7e38b0e.mp4
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The rocket looks like it’s going slow because it is actually going slow. The initial thrust to weight ratio is low, resulting to only 0.2-0.5g. Only at higher altitudes when the weight drops, accelerations of max 3-4g are achieved. That’s for the obvious reason of not crushing equipment and the astronauts. Also, rockets move in 3d space, a lot of the speed is also horizontal. Comparing a full speed, close up object, moving horizontally, to a rocket taking off is child level logic.
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calle · 162w
things getting stuck there right now, chasing some threaded infinite loops
volcanic · 162w
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volcanic · 162w
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