Got it, thank you!

Ah ok I’ll be patient then, thanks again!

Thank you so much! Unfortunately I can’t see it (yet), didn’t realize it was a European playtest so maybe that’s why

I’d love one too please!

I’m pretty sure it’s a 5/6 chance you’d be on side A, and a 1/6 chance you are on side B, depending on what the villain rolls with the die. But the problem is there’s no way to know which track the trolley is on, or where the real lever sends it. You’d just as easily be killing yourself as you would be yourself and 9 other people.

So there’s a very good chance you’re by yourself on the track (or a small chance you’re with other people), but you have literally no idea what pushing the lever with your foot will do, even if it is the real one, and you have no idea if the trolley is even on your track or not.

There is no solution to this without more information. You can’t be selfish or utilitarian if it comes down to a 50/50 guess.

That said, we can probably assume the trolley will continue down the main track unless the real lever is flipped. So at that point, the questions turn into math problems and probability. There’s a 5/6 chance that pushing the lever will kill yourself. There’s a 1/6 chance that pushing the lever will have a 10% chance of saving you and 9 other people. Mathematically, it simply makes sense not to push the lever.

So, do you push the lever because there’s a 0.017% chance you’re saving 10 people (including yourself), but if you’re wrong you’re killing yourself and saving no one? Or do you avoid pushing it because it’s 83% likely you’d only be killing yourself with no one on the other track, knowing if you’re wrong your inaction will kill 10 people?

It’s not really a trolley problem, because in both scenarios a track is empty, but more of a gamble with math, because you cannot know what pushing the lever will do until it’s done, but mathematically NOT pushing the lever has a 83% chance of killing NO ONE.

Tl;Dr, this REALLY needs reworded, because it’s not a trolley problem, it’s a math problem.

So you haven’t read it yet either then XD

I feel like I’m in the minority when I say I was REALLY bored during this most recent season. The jokes just did not land, they tried too hard and tried to be meta too often. Also a lot of the jokes are making fun of modern things, as opposed to what it used to be, which was an exaggerated take on what the future could be. It also just seemed like a lot of the episodes were most “remember this episode from an earlier season? Well we’re doing it again but slightly different!”

I wish John DiMaggio had stuck to his guns.

This would be like the 18th good reason.

The one after the first one?

Barbie /s idfk

Lucky for the people in those places, apparently America isn’t civilized enough. My point still stands though I think, most of us are relying on things outside of our control for a paycheck

I mean, aren’t we all putting our eggs into one basket with our jobs? Isn’t that what all of us are doing, relying on good words and will of our employers? Most of us work for a company that could decide to get rid of us on a whim. “At will” employment is a thing in some places where they can literally just decide to fire you if they want. Sure, it seems silly to make a living off a video game, but any company could just as easily make just as stupid of decisions.

To get from the top of a REALLY long page 3/4 of the way down instantly? No. Did you read the article?

If a=b then b=a, this isn’t news (/s)

Is your username a Slartybartfast reference?

Lol, I don’t believe Google for a second on this kind of shit

The op is actually Jeff Bezos

Fuck YouTube music, Google Play music was amazing and they had no reason to switch. Some of my stuff wasn’t even available on ytm so even though I didn’t buy a lot of music I’d literally spent like a week at one point uploading over 20,000 songs. It was one of the coolest features. Ytm is so ass

Imagine wanting a tip for doing the bare minimum at your job. I tip mine because I always leave instructions (no doorbell kinda thing). But guess what, you don’t follow simple instructions, you don’t get a tip. Door dash is already paying you to deliver the food, you want me to also pay? If door dash wants people to continue delivering food, it’s got to be worth it for those people. If other Americans are stupid enough to keep perpetuating this well then I guess we deserve whatever’s coming.

I’m also on jerboa, but a Samsung with GPS, and it also tells me unknown device. Must be jerboa