I acknowledge I have been suspicious due to overly trying to solve but I thought it would be useful and I do not even have the faintest idea on the configuration of the good and bad proportion of the boxes.
I am against the notion of me being the saboteur mostly because then I have to take a snipe shot at anyone else.
Well, if you can notice any sort of pattern then be my guest.
IIRC Jane suggested the line theorem of one good and one bad on each line.
Which we could entertain the possibility of.
Like pair em up based on what they are next to.
Nice and Dumb
Smart and Cool
Classic and Funny
Silly and Bad
Good and Lame
I think that is what Jane was saying.
So since Nice and Smart were bad. If we go for this possibility, Dumb and Cool might be good.
Also if the dumb gift is good and it is not the useless box, then I will be sad.
Well, wouldn’t that be too easy? I know that I have my own theory on green box being the good one, but even that one is not as obvious (and easy) as this.
I have no idea what Mole is thinking tbh.
Also, since Wazza is not able to get a turn, I wish that they would say more because I am not able to get any impression from them.
I have no objection to it because Dumb box is in there but I still think that it wouldn’t be that obvious.
Look, I am sorry but we had like 4 people saying to pick it
Including you
Nice - Red
Dumb - Green w/ 6 Red dots
Smart - Blue w/ 5 Red dots
Cool - Red
Classic - Green w/ 6 Blue dots
Funny - Blue w/ 4 Green dots
Silly - Red w/ 6 Green dots
Bad - Green
Good - Blue
Lame - Red w/ 6 Blue dots
considering we only need 4 good boxes and I’m dumb
it could be something such as “any box with red is bad”
I still have gutread that funny is good
and words are red herrings
but I’ll talk it out
like the only thing the 2 bad boxes have in common color wise is that they both contain red
they also both have positive adjective as well I guess, but Classic isn’t really a negative adjective
if we want to take that point into account as well “Bad” is probably the best option?
