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▲ 11 r/ThreadGames

You must prove ridiculous Statements using scientific Reasoning

Is this a fun idea? I'm trying to balance fun and education, let me know what you think.

This game is played in a small groups or alone. players must prove a ridiculous statement that they get and convince the others that the statement is, in fact, true. They would pick apart the statement and try to reason their way through the assumptions of the statement. The more elaborate and logical the explanation, the better.

Examples:

  • "The color blue is older than the color red"
  • "gravity pulls harder around a person who is keeping a secret"

This game is not about making up conspiracy theories, but rather building a world in which these statements can be true.

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u/HowToProve_Anything — 7 days ago
▲ 15 r/CriticalTheory

Made a Game where players must prove ridiculous Statements using scientific Reasoning

Is this a fun idea? I'm trying to balance fun and education, let me know what you think.

This game is played in a small groups or alone. players must prove a ridiculous statement that they get and convince the others that the statement is, in fact, true. They would pick apart the statement and try to reason their way through the assumptions of the statement. The more elaborate and logical the explanation, the better.

Examples:

  • "The color blue is older than the color red"
  • "gravity pulls harder around a person who is keeping a secret"

This game is not about making up conspiracy theories, but rather building a world in which these statements can be true.

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u/HowToProve_Anything — 7 days ago
▲ 0 r/AskPhysics

If you make an observation that does not fit into the model of the world what is your procedure, the thinking to update the model?

I’d really like to understand the thought and reasoning processes you go through when doing that. For example when you learned about wave particle dualism.

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u/HowToProve_Anything — 8 days ago
▲ 9 r/tabletopgamedesign

Made a Game where players must prove ridiculous Statements using scientific Reasoning

Is this a fun idea? I'm trying to balance fun and education, let me know what you think.

This game is played in a small groups or alone. players must prove a ridiculous statement that they get and convince the others that the statement is, in fact, true. They would pick apart the statement and try to reason their way through the assumptions of the statement. The more elaborate and logical the explanation, the better.

Examples:

  • "The color blue is older than the color red"
  • "gravity pulls harder around a person who is keeping a secret"

This game is not about making up conspiracy theories, but rather building a world in which these statements can be true.

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u/HowToProve_Anything — 8 days ago
▲ 14 r/gamedesign

Made a Game where players must prove ridiculous Statements using scientific Reasoning

Is this a fun idea? I'm trying to balance fun and education, let me know what you think.

This game is played in a small groups or alone. players must prove a ridiculous statement that they get and convince the others that the statement is, in fact, true. They would pick apart the statement and try to reason their way through the assumptions of the statement. The more elaborate and logical the explanation, the better.

Examples:

  • "The color blue is older than the color red"
  • "gravity pulls harder around a person who is keeping a secret"

This game is not about making up conspiracy theories, but rather building a world in which these statements can be true.

reddit.com
u/HowToProve_Anything — 8 days ago