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.

  • #121
Bucket of offal unhots blonde.
 
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  • #122
arildno said:
Bucket of offal unhots blonde.
Hannibal Lecter serves bucket of offal with a nice Chianti.
 
  • #123
Tapeworm gives Hannibal Lecter digestion problems.
 
  • #124
arildno said:
Tapeworm gives Hannibal Lecter digestion problems.
Anthelmintic tablet flabbergasts tapeworm. (I'll let others play now... :smile:)
 
  • #125
Allegeric reaction with Anthelmintic tablet beats Anthelmintic tablet
 
  • #126
HIV-virus removes immune system, and hence, allergic reactions.
 
  • #127
condome use (ne need to explain :D )
 
  • #128
Over-eager teeth puncture condom
 
  • #129
arildno said:
HIV-virus removes immune system, and hence, allergic reactions.
Cure to the HIV-virus beats HIV-virus
Edit: too late...
 
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  • #130
scott1 said:
Cure to the HIV-virus beats HIV-virus
I don't believe you are allowed to creat something that doesn't exist!
 
  • #131
Too late response beats scott1
 
  • #132
editing post beats too late of response
 
  • #133
arildno said:
Over-eager teeth puncture condom
Flying puck beats teeth.

Hockey!
 
  • #134
Puckered hole encloses puck.
 
  • #135
Soda beats puckerd hole
 
  • #136
Soda?
I must protest..
 
  • #137
scott1 said:
Soda beats puckerd hole
Baking soda? :confused:
 
  • #138
BobG said:
Baking soda? :confused:
If it works yes...
 
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  • #139
NO!
Either unpucker my hole or pre-occupy it with something else before the puck arrives!..
 
  • #140
Ok the teeth is replaced with industricble robotic teeth that can connect to the internet,there also cellphone and take pictures beats pucker hole...I think:confused:
 
  • #141
Cellphone is acceptable.
Telemarketer beats cellphone.
 
  • #142
Natinoal do not call list beats Telemarketer
 
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  • #143
Political organization doesn't have to obey do-not-call list.
 
  • #144
Revolution destroys established political organization.
 
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  • #145
New constitution destroys the need for a revolution.
 
  • #146
Manchot said:
New constitution destroys the need for a revolution.
New constitution insprires new revolution in which all elected officials are summarily executed.
 
  • #147
Ferrets consume new authoritarian regime.
 
  • #148
Mass extiction beats ferrets
 
  • #149
I think that is a hammer.

Luck of some organisms beats mass extinction.
 
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  • #150
Humans wipe out remaining ferrets (or whatevers left) in the never ending quest for food.
 

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