[Shitpost] Why you can and should kill anyone in the station at all times if you know there's a traitor on the station.

[jusa297]

To understand this theory, we first need to go back to a very important experiment. The Schrodinger's cat experiment. Here's a link to the full experiment in case you don't know it:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schr%C3%B6dinger%27s_cat

 

tl;dr there's a cat on a box with poison that could break at any given time, or not break at all,

so as long as it's in the box and you don't know wich state it's in it's both dead and alive at the same time.

 

According to this, since we know there's a traitor on the station, you can know for sure that everyone in the station both is and isn't a traitor. Wich means that everyone is or isn't a traitor untill proven otherwhise. And let's be real, would you rather take a 50/50 chance of killing a traitor? Or just sit and wait to get murdered?

Even further, there's another theory that for every posibility, the universe splits and creates an alternative timeline. By this, we can confirm that the best way to play this game is to kill someone in the game. If you get banned, kill yourself in real life, that way you will always be the version of you that killed the traitor.

You're welcome.

[Ricky_the_banshee]