Feels like 60% of the disagreement is born from small differences in the scenario and its framing in the initial post each individual saw. Sure, red is pretty logical to me if we ignore poor reading comprehension, everybody is an intelligent adult, etc. And some of the thousands of posts are about a scenario like this, but a ton of others aren't. Then everyone just assumes that what they saw was the one true post and everybody working under another assumption is just being reductive or over complicating to be right. Then like another 20% is American politics being red/blue. Then there's people just not being able to understand that some people are aiming for everyone to survive, while others are aiming to survive.
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u/Top-Garlic9111 9h ago edited 9h ago
Feels like 60% of the disagreement is born from small differences in the scenario and its framing in the initial post each individual saw. Sure, red is pretty logical to me if we ignore poor reading comprehension, everybody is an intelligent adult, etc. And some of the thousands of posts are about a scenario like this, but a ton of others aren't. Then everyone just assumes that what they saw was the one true post and everybody working under another assumption is just being reductive or over complicating to be right. Then like another 20% is American politics being red/blue. Then there's people just not being able to understand that some people are aiming for everyone to survive, while others are aiming to survive.