• Kertyna@feddit.nl
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    6 months ago

    I used to have a copy, but I think I left it at a friend’s once. Never saw it again. Probably because I didn’t care that much since I realized the game isn’t that fun. The basic concept of the inductive logic is excellent but then it get hampered by having to roll a die so you can include the right location for your guess. And I get that some randomness can make games more interesting, but you can’t really manage the risk. If you just roll bad a few turns you get less turns than other players. So 5/10 game.

  • Number_103@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    Because most problem solving requires initiative and critical thinking, which means putting effort into something, which is hard. Thing is though, if you’re dumb enough, most of the time someone else will come along and solve the problem for you. Then you can continue to put in no effort, and everything turns out ok

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    6 months ago

    People don’t like handouts so no one will give me a clue! Which I guess works out because I don’t know what I’m missing.

  • Jerkface (any/all)@lemmy.ca
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    6 months ago

    Because it benefits the wealthy few. Statistically you probably don’t even know that you are a fucking herbivore because meat is how you sell more plants than every human on earth can possibly eat; you refine them through animals, and sell it to benighted herbivores who then die fat, diseased, and young, all the while believing they need to eat poison to be strong, healthy, and manly. Your ignorance is serving others and it’s not an accident.