Can Rock, Paper, Scissors Be Reinvented with New Rules?

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The forum discussion revolves around a reimagined version of the classic game Rock, Paper, Scissors, where participants propose objects that "beat" the previous object in a creative and logical manner. Specific rules are established to maintain the integrity of the game, including prohibitions against time travel, the use of fictional objects, and repeating previously used items. The conversation showcases a variety of imaginative responses, such as "Thermite burns computer" and "Gamma ray bursts kill all life on Earth," while also addressing the complexities and paradoxes that arise from the game's rules.

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  • Understanding of logical reasoning and sequential argumentation
  • Familiarity with basic chemistry concepts (e.g., thermite reactions, acid-base neutralization)
  • Knowledge of game theory principles and strategy
  • Ability to follow and contribute to structured discussions in online forums
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  • Research the principles of game theory and its applications in competitive scenarios
  • Explore chemical reactions relevant to the objects mentioned, such as thermite and acid-base reactions
  • Investigate the history and variations of Rock, Paper, Scissors and similar games
  • Learn about the impact of rules on gameplay dynamics and player strategy
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This discussion is beneficial for game designers, educators in logic and reasoning, and enthusiasts of creative problem-solving who enjoy exploring unconventional game mechanics.

  • #391
a smart dictionary beats a stupid dictionary
 
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  • #392
stupid publishers beat smart dictionary
 
  • #393
normal writer beats stupid publisher by making him out of money
 
  • #394
Orson Scott Card beats normal writer.
 
  • #395
theory of computation beats Orson Scott Card.
 
  • #396
scott1 said:
theory of computation beats Orson Scott Card.

Spock's guesses beats theory of computation.

-Dan

("One d*mned minute, captain!")
 
  • #397
captian kirk beats spock with a valcun mindmeld.
 
  • #398
scott1 said:
captian kirk beats spock with a valcun mindmeld.

("valcun?" Hmmm...we already used a dictionary, but technically "Vulcan" isn't in English...)

Picard beats Kirk anyday!

-Dan
 
  • #399
topsquark said:
("valcun?" Hmmm...we already used a dictionary, but technically "Vulcan" isn't in English...)

Picard beats Kirk anyday!

-Dan
Timespace contium problems beat picard
 
  • #400
Yeah right picards no fool he enlists the son of q who repairs time ha!
 
  • #401
The laws of physics and unreserced physics stuff beats son of q and the writers of start trek
 
  • #402
god beats laws of physics
 
  • #403
This a tough one...Jeus beats god...I guess
 
  • #404
no he doesn't
 
  • #405
Then what does beat god?
 
  • #406
I won!
 
  • #407
No wait you can't use god it's aganist the rules
 
  • #408
no it't not.
 
  • #409
yes it is.
Aethism beats god
 
  • #410
spelling beats 'Aethism'
 
  • #411
Spell check beats spellling.
 
  • #412
spelling correctly beats 'spellling'
 
  • #413
unreality beats reality
 
  • #414
scott1 said:
No wait you can't use god it's aganist the rules
Correct.

Since god is a mythical being, with mythical powers, anything real beats god.
 
  • #415
Our posts switched...:frown:
 
  • #416
yomamma said:
Our posts switched...:frown:
godlike powers :biggrin:
 
  • #417
god's against the rules :biggrin:
 
  • #418
yomamma said:
god's against the rules :biggrin:
Smites yomamma with real mentor powers. muwahahaha <kidding> I wouldn't really smite yomamma after all the truckloads of fine dark belgian chocolate. :shy:
 
  • #419
well, danger still hasn't put a stop on his credit card

(back on topic)
 
  • #420
mary sends god to bed and asumes control
 

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