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What was the tally?
ATPG is using invisible mode! HE HAS SOMETHING TO HIDE!!!
Now you are going to be accused by that in every single game you join :2thumbsup:
Tally:
Taka votes Reenk 1758
Beefy votes Reenk 1884
Andres votes Beefy 1921
Reenk Votes Beefy 1923
Reenk: 2 (Taka, Beefy)
Beefy: 2 (Andres, Reenk)
Is this what everyone else has?
I am going to spoiler all my posts from now on, unless the information is vital or it's a vote change.
And yes, I am now permanently on invisible mode, because all the cool kids are doing it.
I expected this game to be over... :no:
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This post is long winded and spoilered for your protection.
I need help finding the case against Beefy, if anyone could send me links, thank you!
:bow:
Time to deal the killing blow to another version of "rational" analysis! :charge:
I bet 50 trillion dollars of my winnings from ATPG on that the mafia consists of:
Beefy - Godfather
ATPG - Grunt
Lord Winter - Grunt
Voting patterns may say otherwise but I'm rich and don't care! :clown:
oh, and 100000 trillion dollars to each of the 3 others if they are the Godfather :bow:
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Please, feel free to point out to me the case, because I am having trouble finding it.
I know, I know, I know that SOUNDS like sarcasm, but honestly, truthfully, I'm still having fun and I'm happy, I'm happy, I'm happy.
Where is the case, though? Is it bad to ask? Am I breaking a rule?
I actually found this suspicious because he wasn't putting himself ahead or tied in the vote and he specifically asked how much time was left to make sure he would have time to remove it.
Godfather doesn't do the murder until he's th only one left.Quote:
And correct me if I am wrong, but Beefy was doing his University exam from the 23-25th. He had no posts here during that stretch. AT ALL. On the forum.
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He was not here to do the murder that night.
If no one has made a compelling case, then how would he be a scapegoat? On the contrary he's still alive even though no one suspected him much.Quote:
He's been passive and defending no one all game, pretty much. He's been kept alive as a scapegoat and a lynch victim. I read and read, but I could not find one compelling case against Beefy. Where is the case? Please give me a link. I want to read it.
This is wrong. People are saying that beefy isn't acting like beefy. Saying that someone is acting like themself is perfectly legitimate.Quote:
If any townie, ANY townie, were to have behaved exactly as Reenk Roink has all game, he would have been lynched a long time ago. But everyone chalks it up to "Reenk being Reenk."
Well, Beefy is being Beefy! That's not a case, that's not even rational! Reenk would of course be Reenk as the Godfather, so would Beefy!
:wall:
Many people have made many posts.Quote:
Is there anyone here, anyone, who can tell me why Beefy is the better lynch. I'll look at Reenk's posts and Andres posts and respond if I can. If there is anyone here who can please point me to those cases, it would save me a lot of time.
I think the fact that your upset about the "double standard" might be biasing you against reenk.Quote:
It's a double standard. Everyone in the game should be held to the same standard, if you're going to vote based on scummy behavior. Hey, I don't mind! Call it what it is; a more or less random vote based on intuition.
This post is long winded and spoilered for your protection.
What? Go back over the last few days and read all the posts.Quote:
Please, feel free to point out to me the case, because I am having trouble finding it.
I know, I know, I know that SOUNDS like sarcasm, but honestly, truthfully, I'm still having fun and I'm happy, I'm happy, I'm happy.
Where is the case, though? Is it bad to ask? Am I breaking a rule?
Seriously? I explained it four times and now that you have proof that the godfather didn't switch his vote at the last second you still think a tie was suicidal?Quote:
People would rather win than lose. Why have you been trying to convince the town to be suicidal, to tie, and otherwise "let Reenk have it"? It's interesting testimony, from someone who was vigilante'd. However, since I am now getting into a credibility argument, and since I've made bad accusations this game, I won't go there. That's not the point. The point is, if you're a townie, you have a duty to try to get the town to win the game, even in a halfhearted fun-loving fashion. I don't see even a little effort to win from Sasaki, not if it involves killing Roink.
I've also made dozens of posts trying to get white_eyes and beefy lynched. Because they are mafia.
This line is the only one I will respond to (again):
Firstly, "logic" in the broadest and technical (most important) sense is concerned with syntactical form.Quote:
I just think our final lynch choice, whatever it may be, should be based on logic and evidence
Let's go ahead and assume that logic is a good way of moving forward (very debatable). My voting for others based on say retaliation is clearly a valid form:
If someone votes for me, then he is guilty
Someone voted for me
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He/she is guilty
This reasoning form is modus ponens, it is the epitome of "logical" reasoning. Do you now see how weak a tool logic is? Logic does not concern itself with truth Atpg.
As to your "logical" cases against me, they have been proven on several cases to have inconsistencies both internal and external (you never responded to these charges). How can you justify your system as logical if you violate the most important primitive axiom of logic - the law of non contradiction?
Now to "evidence" all of it has been construed on cliches and presuppositions of what is and what isn't good townie behavior. I don't think I even need to bother refuting that which I can just dismiss. :wink:
Case against Beefy:
1. He is abnormally active.
2. His self-votes DID not actually endanger him.
3. He seemed rather desperate to survive the final round but not being too desperate about it.
That's all I can think of in 1 minute :bow:
and a trillion or two for my awesomeness? :clown:
Maybe a few million... not a trillion though, I do have to live in luxury in a tropical island after all :book:
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I'm having fun, no disrespect, how ya doin'. :shakehands: ~:grouphug: :heart:
I find I have to do that so people will realize I'm allowed to be serious and not be mad or anything at the same time. Is it wrong to ask questions, on the most critical vote of the game, specifically the ones about what is the case against Beefy, and why are we ignoring, totally ignoring and giving a pass to Reenk Roink, and all the scummy things he's done this game?
:shrug:
Hey, if anyone wants me to shush, I will just sayyyyyyyy the word. Seriously, even I am tired of hearing myself talk.
If someone votes for me, then he is guilty
Someone voted for me
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He/she is guilty
This isn't logic... or i guess it could be called somewhat twisted logic
more logical would be....
I am innocent
X voted for me
X voted for an innocent so is more likely to be guilty
Saying X is guilty because he voted you is no kind of logic at all...
Still excited!
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Interesting that Reenk Roink tries to use a logical argument to argue against logic, which is a self-defeating thing to do. I don't even need to do a rebuttal. And you never made a case against Beefy.
Sasaki's rebuttal was, in summary, "go look for the case". There were no links.
What about my short and succint version of the case against Beefy? :book:
LittleGrizzly, formalize the argument to this
p -> q
p
therefore q
Again, logic is concerned with forms, put anything you want in p and q, and it's logical.
Askthepizzaguy, you blatantly misrepresented my post saying I used logic to argue against logic when I went ahead and assumed logic was good for the time being (and if someone really wanted to use logic to criticize logic, it would be ok, as he is demonstrating an argument to someone who presupposes the use of logic - his own argument against logic could be logic sucks). Why don't you try and read the post, and try responding to the charges against your own contradictions of your cases?
I am pointing out the flaws with using buzzwords like "logic" and "evidence" to prop up a weak case.
...
I keep asking myself why I continue, and then I remember, let's pass Capo I! :laugh4:
Alright, y'all. Quiet down, peeps. I don't wanna have to sift through 5 pages of jabbering when I get back from my Business Statistics midterm... :whip:
Ya know what?
I had fun. Let Reenk win. Good game. :medievalcheers:
As for shlin28, I have a rebuttal for you here, but it doesn't matter. I tip over my king and shake hands and say good game. :shakehands:
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I am just, at the last, pointing out that everyone has opinions, but not everyone has reasons.
God bless. (I'm not even religious)
I love you guys. I will miss you if any of you leave, and I am still very sorry if I offended any of you or annoyed you. God I wore out my welcome a long time ago here... I just wanted to do my best, that's all.
:bow:
You speak of intuition as well as other things as if they have less epistemic merit than your system of "rationality" (which is really questionable according to its own standards anyway). I like intuition, it serves well, and even has a practical streak similar to analytical methods.Quote:
Vague intuition? Gut feeling? Tarot cards? Fortune cookies? Tell me, how did you glean that Beefy was guilty? And did the tea leaves say anything about Reenk Roink?
Atpg, you seem somewhat upset that I get away with PERCIEVED BEHAVIOR that you THINK OTHERS WOULDN'T get away with, am I correct?
Why is this such a big deal?
If it makes you feel better (though I still don't understand why you would) do you know how many times I've been lynched early game due to my behavior and reputation?
You win some and lose some, you get away sometimes and get caught others. Big deal. :shrug:
You again misrepresented my statements about logic by the way.... :undecided:
Can we just stop having these 'last posts' just keep posting (preferably). Im happy for the analysis, but maybe if you could make it a little shorter and concise... or if you could spoiler minor points of your cases against people so its easy to read the short version. Or the overview considering how much there is to remember...
Again, logic is concerned with forms, put anything you want in p and q, and it's logical.
I don't know if were thinking differently on the word logic, but i basically see logic as reasoned thinking. So without logically thinking of who to vote, we are voting randomly or going on some kind of gut instinct (which occasionally has logic behind it anyway). If you are simply disregarding the logic the person is using (the reason to thier reasoned thinking) thats ok but it seemed to me you were disregarding logical thinking as a way to vote... ?
Enough.
Tally/writeup started.
I think of logic as the (many) formal system(s) of inference. I just don't like it when Atpg says that his cases are "logical" when they only are such a thing in a weak, colloquial sense (and the same can be said about any other case to be frank).
Yes they were.Quote:
Originally Posted by Askthepizzaguy
Not in this thread. :laugh4:Quote:
Originally Posted by Askthepizzaguy
This statement clearly is not what you attribute to me as mentioned several times:
"Do you now see how weak a tool logic is? Logic does not concern itself with truth Atpg."
The first sentence is a (rhetorical) question. The second sentence is correct.
Ah, just get the voting done deaders. :bow:
23 more posts til 2000, keep spamming people :P :laugh4:
The day dragged on and on. Despite the desperateness of the situation facing the town, the remaining villagers of the Gameroom appeared to have accepted their fate one way or the other. Very few of their votes seemed to be based on who they actually thought was the mafia. As a matter of fact, it would seem that the reasons why they case their votes were actually quite petty, or more likely deeper, beyond face-value comprehension.
No matter the reason, they voted. And when Chief of Police Reenk Roink called time, the villages presented him with a tie. Of course.
"SO," The Wanax proclaimed. "AFTER ALL OF THE EXTRA TIME I HAVE GIVEN YOU PEONS TO MAKE A FINAL, DECIDING VOTE, YOU PRESENT ME WITH THIS." Even in the black, expressionless void where his face should have been, The Wanax still brought forth the impression of anger and rage. The force emanating from his person was so that the villagers, even by now dulled to every event, all soiled themselves in fear.
Popping a grape off his hat and examining it, The Wanax continued to speak, calming down slightly. "I suppose this was to be expected," he said, taking out the phasgana and examining it thoughtfully as well before putting it away. "Here we have four separate villagers, each with their own individual motivations and beliefs, values and fears. Naturally, as the number of voters and choices whittle down, the probability that the outcome will result in a tie increases."
Plopping the grape into the area of the void where his mouth should have been, he suddenly pointed a quivering finger out in the crowd. "AUDIENCE!!!" he boomed, causing the other villagers to shiver with fear. "WE HAVE BEEN PRESENTED WITH A TIE VOTE. HOW MANY OF YOU BELIEVE THAT I WILL JUST KEEP YOU HERE FOREVER UNTIL ONE OF YOU EVIDENTLY CRACKS AND SWITCHES YOUR DECISION?"
Slowly, everybody raised their hands.
"Of course you would," The Wanax mused. "After all, that has always been the outcome of this particular scenario in the past, has it not?" Again, slowly, all the villagers nodded after casting their minds back to the few times the vote had ended in a tie in the past.
The Wanax continued. "YOU," he said, pointing at Beefy187. "IS IT LOGICAL TO BELIEVE THAT THE LAWS OF PHYSICS WILL HOLD FOR AN INDEFINITE AMOUNT OF TIME INTO THE FUTURE?"
Beefy paused, clearly not expecting this line of questioning from The Wanax. "Uh, well," he stumbled, "I suppose, yes. I mean, after all, were the laws of physics to not hold, then surely the universe as we know it would cease to exist."
"A perfectly reasonable and expected answer coming from such an unenlightened person as yourself," The Wanax replied, and Beefy wasn't sure if he was being complimented or not. "Clearly, your basic level of education has served you well, for you knew that if physics stopped making sense then the universe itself would no longer be. HOWEVER!" he yelled, and everybody jumped, soiling themselves again. "HOW CAN YOU BE CERTAIN?"
There was silence.
Plucking another grape from his hat and popping it into the area of the void where his mouth should have been, The Wanax continued. "What we are presented with here is the basic problem of induction, as outlined in Hume's An Enquiry concerning Human Understanding. Just because we are aware of a particular phenomenon always happening in one particular instance does not mean that that phenomenon happening in that instance is always the case. For example, if you were a woman, raised solely by a woman, and in your entire life had only ever come into contact with other women, then it would be reasonable to hypothesize that the species Homo Sapiens only had one gender. However, this is of course incorrect, as we all know that humans have more than one gender. Likewise with the physics problem I presented to you earlier. Just because they have held throughout our comparably short existence does not mean that they will cease to do so at a later point in time."
"But how does this relate to the vote" somebody asked.
"I WAS GETTING TO THAT!!!" The Wanax thundered, and his voice was so full of quick anger that everybody soiled themselves for a third time. "The problem of induction relates to this instance quite well. Just because you have all been used to ties being broken in one particular way does not mean that this is the only way. For instance... I could do this instead."
Everybody watched as, one by one, The Wanax plucked the remainder of the grapes from his hat. However, instead of consuming them, he this time threw them all on the ground. A great purple mist engulfed everything, until a second later when the Gameroom Square was finally repopulated. Along with the living villagers, there stood their 24 dead comrades, re-animated and sentient once again. However, they were transparent, their insides being a smoky purple mist.
"I HAVE DECIDED TO LET THE DEAD TEMPORARILY ASSIST YOU IN THIS FINAL TASK. THEY SHALL DISAPPEAR ONCE THIS IS COMPLETE. YOU ALL MUST VOTE FOR EITHER BEEFY187 OR MY HOST, REENK ROINK. THEN WE SHALL END THIS, ONCE AND FOR ALL. I WILL BE WAITING."
Day 12 tally:
Beefy187: 2 (Reenk Roink, Andres)
Reenk Roink: 2 (taka, Beefy187)
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So it all comes down to this. All players, dead and living, must vote for either Beefy or Reenk. Voting will close in precisely 24 hours. Best of luck to everyone once again. :bow:
Reenk, I hope I did The Wanax justice. :bow: