Jason Yanowitz

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1,798 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2020 last heard 29 Apr

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But that's not entirely true.
And so people have sort of flipped this around because Pre-Rat here has the opposite, which is instead of the ultimate death gamble, it's the ultimate murder gamble.
So blue, if everyone presses blue, nothing happens.
Red is the ultimate murder gamble because you initiate the ultimate murder gamble.
Everyone who pressed blue will die unless 50% of people choose red.
And so it goes back and forth and you can see both of those.
Do you want the blood on your hands from playing the ultimate murder gamble or do you want the risk of the ultimate death gamble?
I think it's underrated to just be a little thrill-seeking.
That's true, that's true.
It is, it is.
Well, we're still red.
The interesting thing here is that everyone in the world has to take a private vote.
And so there were a lot of folks that were sharing that potentially there would be coordination and there would be education and there would be marketing campaigns, if this were a real hypothetical, and people would be educated on the trade-offs here.
Simone Sayed says, red button pushers will leave their wives and children to fend for themselves in disastrous situations because their kids can't run fast enough.
Mike Solano says, blue button pushers are literally leaving their wives and children behind to fend for themselves.
They aren't guaranteed to push red.
Yes, people are going back and forth.
Red cells won't believe this, but some people make a distinction between nothing and mass genocide.
So they see pushing the red button as effectively committing mass genocide because you are potentially condemning the blue button pushers to death in this scenario.
of the trolley problem where the red team is not on the rails, but the blue team is pushing the lever to save themselves.
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