When one piece is left between two people, it is common courtesy to finish before grabbing the last one. But should both people strive to grab the last piece for themselves, or should both people strive to push the last piece on the other person? Either way, all conflict arises from the scarcity of resources.

Hollows said:

When one piece is left between two people, it is common courtesy to finish before grabbing the last one. But should both people strive to grab the last piece for themselves, or should both people strive to push the last piece on the other person? Either way, all conflict arises from the scarcity of resources.

That's one way to apply Thomas Malthus to touhou.

Why don't you just cut it in half?

FJH said:

Why don't you just cut it in half?

What? Common sense in Genesokyo? Sense offender! Sense offender!

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