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This article isn't going to go on and on about IQ and how it effects the random | This article isn't going to go on and on about IQ and how it effects the random individul's ability to deal with '''Hypotheticals.''' That has been gone over before ''ad nauseam'' and everybody gets mad. ''"Hur dur, IQ deals with how a person reacts at a given time under a certain set of conditions, hur."'' | ||
So what I am going to talk about are the various '''Hypotheticals''' that I know of and how they work. Additionally, these '''Hypotheticals''' are closely related to [[Inner Monologue]] and how the normal human brain discusses things with itself to solve problems while [[NPCs]] can't function at all. | So what I am going to talk about are the various '''Hypotheticals''' that I know of and how they work. Additionally, these '''Hypotheticals''' are closely related to [[Inner Monologue]] and how the normal human brain discusses things with itself to solve problems while [[NPCs]] can't function at all. | ||
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In the original example, somebody asked somebody about laptops and nazis. Without the data here in front of me, I reject that example as being made up. Nobody could be that stupid. | |||
Revision as of 16:03, 3 May 2024
This article isn't going to go on and on about IQ and how it effects the random individul's ability to deal with Hypotheticals. That has been gone over before ad nauseam and everybody gets mad. "Hur dur, IQ deals with how a person reacts at a given time under a certain set of conditions, hur."
So what I am going to talk about are the various Hypotheticals that I know of and how they work. Additionally, these Hypotheticals are closely related to Inner Monologue and how the normal human brain discusses things with itself to solve problems while NPCs can't function at all.
Introduction
A long time ago, an anonymous online poster discussed Hypothetical Conditions with several other people. This poster explained how various forms of hypothetical thinking were studied by a group who used prison inmates as their subjects.[1][2] He or she then went on to discuss various notable statistics and a few things that do not need to be discussed here.
Examples
Below, you will find the various hypothetical conditions along with a brief example.
Conditional Time
In the original example, somebody asked somebody about laptops and nazis. Without the data here in front of me, I reject that example as being made up. Nobody could be that stupid.