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JAMES: I announce my desire to go to lunch. BRYAN: I verify that I heard that you want to go to lunch. RICH: I also verify that I heard that you want
by codemac 12y ago
JAMES: I announce my desire to go to lunch.
BRYAN: I verify that I heard that you want to go to lunch.
RICH: I also verify that I heard that you want to go to lunch.
CHRIS: YOU DO NOT WANT TO GO TO LUNCH.
JAMES: OH NO. LET ME TELL YOU AGAIN THAT I WANT TO GO TO LUNCH.
CHRIS: YOU DO NOT WANT TO GO TO LUNCH.
BRYAN: CHRIS IS FAULTY.
CHRIS: CHRIS IS NOT FAULTY.
RICH: I VERIFY THAT BRYAN SAYS THAT CHRIS IS FAULTY.
BRYAN: I VERIFY MY VERIFICATION OF MY CLAIM THAT RICH CLAIMS THAT I KNOW CHRIS.
JAMES: I AM SO HUNGRY.
CHRIS: YOU ARE NOT HUNGRY.
RICH: I DECLARE CHRIS TO BE FAULTY.
CHRIS: I DECLARE RICH TO BE FAULTY.
JAMES: I DECLARE JAMES TO BE SLIPPING INTO A DIABETIC COMA.
RICH: I have already left for the cafeteria.
- lectrick 12y agoThis is amazing. And also begs the question, how is "authority" established so much easier "in real life" vs. digitally? Side channel information?
- ddispaltro 12y agoTake the succession order of the commander and chief, there a strict successive order when shit happens. It's master election vs the generals problem. Personally, I find master election much easier to cognitively reason about.
- mkramlich 12y agouse of force (cops, military) Chris: You do not want to go to lunch. Rich points gun at Chris. Chris: Let me rephrase that. I misspoke. I'm sorry.