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I imagine it's because 10% kicks in really easy and requires the you to stop and think about your actions. If you need a full 50%, screw it, go for 6, almost e
by Amorymeltzer 11y ago
I imagine it's because 10% kicks in really easy and requires the you to stop and think about your actions. If you need a full 50%, screw it, go for 6, almost everyone else will. At 10%, though, you stand a fairly good chance of being the tipping point.
- Smushman 11y agoWith the given caveat that any more than 10% of the group requesting 6 voids the whole thing, it seemed a foregone conclusion to expect 0 points. On the off chance I am wrong about that, I would end up with 6. So the final conclusion I had == highly likely 0, but a very small chance of 6. 2 points were statistically ruled out the moment I heard 10%. I see how the thinking re: screw it though also is valid. Thanks.