Sorry, but this doesn't fit my WIFOM logic definition either. What we have from Norinel/Lloyd is a risk based judgement call.chaotic_diablo wrote:Norinel: If we act before we have information, then we will ultimately suffer.
Lloyd: By the time we have the information, it will be too late.
Both tend to be correct only in certain circumstances and both arguments can be used repeatedly against each other for an extended amount of time. It's WIFOM logic hidden in a mesh of other information.
To me, WIFOM can be simply illustrated as "is that a bluff, or a double bluff, or a triple bluff...".
From a less experienced player this would be understandable, but c_d is very experienced. Which from my experience of him leads me to think he is laying a trap to catch someone who will vote based on this. And to me, such a trap is WIFOM!
Maybe.
Ug.