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[suibian]

oh. that's unfortunate. you haven't been doing enough work, have you?

[wincon]

wanna brag about your high score or somethin?
why not try squatting in the bathroom and passing out handjobs instead of texting me then?

[suibian]

wow that was incredibly defensive a response and quite crude too, hahahaha!

no i won't be doing that. i don't have a "high score" either. it just seems like you would have more if you've been here that long but if it 's not your priority, i suppose it can't be helped

[wincon]

what kind of response do you want from saying someone isn't working hard enough to fuck?

[suibian]

no no i expected to be insulted! i just thought it was funny

i guess i should just ask the obvious which is do you WANT to win game 52?

[wincon]

that none of your business

[suibian]

guess not! hahaha you're a little prickly in general, huh? we should be friends

[wincon]

if it's a nice chat you want, try being less irritating

[suibian]

no can do, being irritating is a core part of my personality. you'll find it charming after a while, i promise

[wincon]

don't think I will

[ being nagged into engaging with people as a whole is not his vibe!! ]

[suibian]

[ honestly, that's so fair ]

well you haven't ignored me yet so i take that as a good sign

[wincon]

it's not too late for me to start

[suibian]

ahhhh don't do that, don't do that! come, what do you want to talk about? i'll make it entertaining!

[wincon]

[ bruh. ]

say you find the cure to a common, but painful and fatal illness. the cure requires you to use every body part of a specific person as medicine, basically killing them. the person is an ordinary person. maybe a kid if that makes you feel worse about it. point is, they're not evil, just normal. you can't talk to them to explain yourself or get their permission. trying to duplicate them through magic or science doesn't work. you gotta turn that specific person into pills to save a bunch more ordinary and unordinary people.

do you do it?

[suibian]

[ oh he should have expected this. probably. ]

what happens when you use up the kid?

[wincon]

[ what, is this not fun? ]

sacrificing them will give you the exact amount of medication needed to cure everyone who has the disease, so it won't be able to spread any further and will go extinct.

[suibian]

[ it's................. something :( ]

do i know the kid?

[wincon]

[ you asked for this.... ]

for this experiment, let's say no. you don't know anyone who's sick either. they're strangers to you.

[suibian]

[ unfortunately ]

i use the child

[ that's his answer, for now. though he's not sure if it's his real answer, he's still considering the thought experiment. there's too many factors that would go into the reality of it and he's always been one to find the solution never found before.

but he thinks it'd make for a more interesting conversation with shigaraki if he says he'd use the child. ]

[wincon]

[ he's had enough people ignore the moral dilemma and insist they'd brute force their way through the problems (which, although not unrelatable to him, does make the thought experiment less fun!) that those have become a stale, boring shield of an answer. everyone likes to fantasize that they're capable of saving everyone else, don't they? ]

I see
it makes the most sense numerically after all
the greatest good for the greatest number.

[suibian]

in the most cruel, cold logic of it, that's the optimal solution

of course i'd prefer another way. of course i'd look for another way. but the scenario laid out as you've laid it out, that's the answer. one life for the many.

[wincon]

would your answer stay the same if the necessary sacrifice was the person you care for most?

[suibian]

it would change. though the person i care for the most, he would volunteer

[wincon]

both of you are just overflowing with good will, aren't you

[suibian]

i just said i would change my answer if my person was the one i had to sacrifice. how does that make me full of good will?