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What would a chicken do if it knew it was going to be killed the next day?

2015-07-01View Original

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On the night before killing the chickens, a farmer fed them and casually said, \"Eat quickly; this is your last meal!\" On the second day, it was seen that the chicken had lying down and left a note: I have taken rat poison; don’t think you can eat me. I’m not someone to be trifled with. Once the opponent knows your decision, they can make the one that is most beneficial for them. ——That’s why the Nash equilibrium theory is kept confidential, and information security is so important
Reply #22015-07-01
This is a paradise where chickens are sure to win; what’s the point of sacrificing oneself for safety? ?
Reply #32015-07-01
For Sa, what is the most beneficial decision to take – suicide?……
Reply #42015-07-01
The farmer took a look, went over and gave him two slaps, saying, “Stop pretending! Can you really buy real medicine?” Get up, I’m still going to eat you. ”
Reply #52015-07-01
Only chickens with the owner’s mindset would commit suicide. Then the chicken can be dressed up to become a duck or a pigeon.
Reply #62015-07-02
Want to know how rat poison came about? Did this chicken belong to someone else before? ;P
Reply #72015-07-04
This post was last edited by jiaguoyun on 2015-7-4 at 14:09. Chickens should teach farmers philosophy and mysticism; after that, it’s not necessarily clear who needs to take medicine~~:lol@qugd Hehe~~
Reply #82015-07-04
Once the opponent knows your decision, they can make the one that is most beneficial for them. ——Nash equilibrium theory–That’s a good way of putting it; listen more and speak less

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