/b/ - Random

blue

>>321237
>picking the status quo option is gambling
huh

>>321237
This question is just the fundamental principle of how society works and the fact that most people don’t see it is concerning

>>321914
This is not a status quo option, the red one is - because that one is where you continue to live, while the blue one is either life or, most likely, death

This is a retard test. We all collectively decide that everyone push red and then…

No one die.
No one is in danger.

If you have any other idea then you are bad at voting.

>>322191
I am a based retard.

>>322183
the vast majority would vote blue for sure though, it's not even a question
most people are enamored with the thought of human life continuing to persist and want to see themselves as good
this twitter poll isn't representative

>>322196
It's not even a question even though a bunch of retards are contesting over it all over the internet

The way the question is presented is misleading and gives the false impression that pressing the red button makes you a potential murderer.
Here's an alternative phrasing that does not change the function of the "dilemma" at all:

If you press the red button, nothing will happen to you.
If you press the blue button, you will die unless at least 50% of the voters also pressed the blue button.

>>322298
Another alternative phrasing:
If you press the blue button, nothing happens.
If you press the red button, nothing happens unless 50% more people press the red button, then all blue buttoners die.

>>322204
>retards
>internet
the answer is literally in your post
these are twittards, all they think about is killing the opposite political party

>>322301
All that matters is that I would press the blue button just to make sure you live twin

>>322302
awww, that's so sweet nona
though, I'd actually press blue because of the very slim chance of sweet, instant death

>>321237
I will pretend to vote blue to reassure the idiots and then I will vote safe.