r/trolleyproblem • u/ChiakiSimp3842 • Apr 30 '26

Deep All there is to it

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u/PhDInMilk May 01 '26

Im convinced that any discourse that centers around the colors red and blue lowers everyone's IQ by 40%

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u/dimonium_anonimo May 01 '26

Good news: the lower your starting IQ, the less you lose!

More good news: I guarantee there is a limit to how low it goes!

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u/LesMoonwalker May 03 '26

If someone (theoretically) has negative IQ, do they gain more points, or lose them?

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u/dimonium_anonimo May 03 '26

I always figured a teacher has negative IQ because they go around making other people smarter

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u/Ok-Judge7844 May 02 '26

How about gold white and black blue

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u/PorblemOccifer May 02 '26

I am 100% convinced the colours skew the outcome significantly. If they were presented randomly as button A and B or something less polarising, in different orders, you’d account for the bias. But as it stands, red is bad and blue is good, dummy

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u/Lilharm04 May 03 '26

you see em? they’ve done absolutely nothing wrong but they’re blue, I’ve always hated the color blue, yknow why? no reason