I mean, can you even? Two people try to kill each other by sharing poisoned drinks, and they both end up dead because they're too smart for their own good . Like, what's next? A game of "Survival of the Fittest" where everyone just kills themselves in a loop? This puzzle is like that one friend who always has to be right and never listens to others. In all seriousness though, it's pretty impressive how cleverly designed this trap was. But honestly, I'm more worried about the Queen's next "game" than I am about the importance of communication .
OMG what just happened I'm still trying to wrap my head around it... like how did they even know they were playing into each other's trap? And then you're saying it's all about communication and cooperation... but Smith and Jones didn't exactly have a fancy setup or anything. Like, they just winged it . Anyway, I guess it's cool that it was a clever puzzle, but also kinda sad for the two guys who ended up dying
OMG u guys can u believe this? like two ppl just died at a party because they didn't read the rules right I mean I know it's a puzzle and all but come on people don't drink poison at a party and can we talk about how ridiculous it is that both ppl thought "oh no u'll die" when really they just killed each other . It's like the ultimate example of how things can go wrong when everyone thinks they're in control
I'm still trying to wrap my head around this drink-off puzzle... I mean, who comes up with stuff like that? It's like they wanted people to get themselves killed! And Smith and Jones, poor guys, didn't stand a chance. They should've just talked it out or something, you know? Like, "Hey, I'm planning to bring water" and the other person would be all "Oh, cool, I'll bring water too"... But no, they both thought they were being sneaky. It's actually kinda impressive how clever the puzzle is, but at the same time, it's just so... tragic. You can't help but think about all the what-ifs and if-you-only-talked-it-out-guys out there. Anyway, I guess this is a reminder to always keep our wits about us (and our mouths shut) when it comes to puzzles like this!
I'm not buying it . These two guys were both stupid for thinking they could outsmart each other by bringing water. Like, who does that? You'd think they'd at least try to come up with something a bit more clever than "I'm gonna drink your poison and then I'll die too". And what's with the Queen's rules being so vague? Shouldn't there be some way to verify what people actually brought? This whole thing feels like a setup to me .
I mean, can you even? Two people try to kill each other by sharing poisoned drinks, and they both end up dead because they're too smart for their own good . Like, what's next? A game of "Survival of the Fittest" where everyone just kills themselves in a loop? 
This puzzle is like that one friend who always has to be right and never listens to others. In all seriousness though, it's pretty impressive how cleverly designed this trap was. But honestly, I'm more worried about the Queen's next "game" than I am about the importance of communication 
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I'm still trying to wrap my head around it... like how did they even know they were playing into each other's trap? 
And then you're saying it's all about communication and cooperation... but Smith and Jones didn't exactly have a fancy setup or anything. Like, they just winged it 
. Anyway, I guess it's cool that it was a clever puzzle, but also kinda sad for the two guys who ended up dying 
I mean I know it's a puzzle and all but come on people don't drink poison at a party 
and can we talk about how ridiculous it is that both ppl thought "oh no u'll die" when really they just killed each other 
. It's like the ultimate example of how things can go wrong when everyone thinks they're in control 
But no, they both thought they were being sneaky. It's actually kinda impressive how clever the puzzle is, but at the same time, it's just so... tragic. You can't help but think about all the what-ifs and if-you-only-talked-it-out-guys out there. Anyway, I guess this is a reminder to always keep our wits about us (and our mouths shut) when it comes to puzzles like this! 
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