@JuicyWhilz@MrBeast You have to consider that children will press a button at random, because the don't know what they are doing. By pressing red, you are condemning those that pressed blue. By pressing blue, you attempt to save them. That's why it's the moral choice.
I ran the red and blue button experiment at home and my 5 year old son chose the blue button because โthats his favorite colorโ. What a dumbass. Obviously my wife and I chose red right after. Maybe use your noggin next time Logan.
@TheDogThroater You don't need to coordinate. Once you find yourself in front of the buttons, you just think "Oh, little Mikey down the road is four years old and his favorite color is blue, I don't want him on my conscience."
@Tyrat_VI@CreyZX Sure, but see how Zoro looks old even in the best timeline, while Nami and Robin are not allowed to have a single wrinkle? That's why Oda is criticized for the way he portrays women. Saying that a woman is in her best timeline only if she looks 20 when she's 60 is mysoginistic.