What do?
What do?
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MULTI
BRICK
DRIFTING
Roll a blunt and walk away
I try to bean someone with a brick before the trolley squishes them.
Its a non-problem because your the bricks become a heap after the fourth or fifth brick depending on how they land
Use the bricks to knock out the people on the track so they don't feel the train hit them
Lay down on the track and let the trolley get a 6 killstreak in
Push the bricks over the edge to form a natural heap
Throw the bricks at the victims and watch them cry as the trolley makes its way to them. As they lie there. Bleeding fro mteh bricks. Wondering why you didnt help. Why you are laughing. Watch as they die with hate, resentment, and frustration in their minds and hearts.
Play jenga
Rofl sooo fucking edgy how old are you
Here is your solution
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kek
thought that was going to be some lame "le amazing wisdom of the innocents" shit
Dang, that kid is the next Hitler.
kids are kids, they jsut want to have fun and thats the best part about them.
Lets try this again:
If nothing truly matters, what do you do?
>a single brick is not a heap
It is a heap of size 1.
someBODY ONCE TOLD ME
Random anime song and hope for Deja Vu
THE WORLD IS NOT A TROLLEY
I AIN'T THE SMARTEST GUY ON THE RAIL
HE WAS LOOKING QUITE UPSET WITH A LEVER IN HIS HAND
IN A MOMENT THE TRAIN SHOULD CHANGE TRAIL
BUT THE TRAIN KEEPS COMING AND IT WON'T STOP COMING
Dammit you missed a line.
>You cannot kill yourself
FUCK OFF
Please accept this shitty screencap.
I didn't actually.
Count the syllables.
>She was looking kind of dumb with her finger and her thumb
>In the shape of an L on her fore-head.
post it on r/Veeky Forums for the lulz xd
no man, heaps are impossible without an arbitrary definition of how many bricks = heap
But it is asserted that the amoint of bricks you have is enough to form a heap that can stop the trolley
Without a precise definition it's as meaningful as saying that you have enough bricks to form a hdio@ah2oh!.
This seems to be endemic in a lot of philosophical problems.
>Heap all bricks.
>Stop trolley
2 ez
If that problem states that you have ENOUGH to form a hdio@ah2oh! , even without stating what exactly it is, then you have enough bricks.
So the whole "obviously 1 brick cant be a heap, so at no point will adding 1 more brick make it a heap" is illogical because it tells you you jave enough for a heap right before.
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