In this game, we have two room.
I will explain everything at the end.
First room has
- 3 nails scattered through the room
- a door to exit.
- a starting location
- 200 nails scattered through the room.
- a door to exit
- a starting location.
- Timberland Boots
- nothing. He is barefoot.
- Suspect must be bleeding from the foot to be punished.
The test begins.
SUSPECT B
- Suspect B is 99x more likely to step on a tac with everything else equal.
- On top of that, he is barefoot so he has no shoes so any tac he steps on will cause him to bleed.
- Also, the Examiner has incentive to punish by numbers and not quality so the easier the puncture the better.
- Suspect A can easily avoid stepping on a tac because there are barely any in his area.
- If suspect A does accidentally step on a tac, his Boots have a high chance of protecting him from puncturing his foot.
- Since incentive is for numbers, the Examiner will ignore that room all together as it doesn't benefit him.
How does this translate?
By the Examiner's notes.
- Suspect B is more prone to incidents.
- Suspect B is given equal treatment under the rules. Both had to exit the room without injury.
- Suspect B is judged more harshly for even the slightest puncture of the skin, even when there is no blood since there is incentive to do so.
Suspect A is white people in society.
Suspect B is Black people in society.
The rooms are the communities in which they live.
The steps they literally take is crimes being committed.
Only the crimes that are caught are considered criminal offenses. (Examiner decides)
Tacs are cops. Low deployment in certain neighborhoods, high deployment in others.
Boots is wealth and influence. If somehow a white person gets arrested, these will usually stop them from being charged.
Examiner is a judge.
the condition for punishment is the well crafted legal term to target certain individuals easier.
The Examiner's opinion is "Discretion."
Is this fair? If you look at the details because you are suspect B, it clearly is not.
If you are white, however, you only look at the results and say Blacks are
- Commit the highest percentage of crimes. (Something that only a judge can decide.)
- If blacks obeyed the law, they wouldn't be stopped. Ignore incentive and numbers of police

just don't make me saw off my foot