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Dumb luck? Or does ESP really exist?

Guy Newar
Guy Newar

Mar-23-2005 22:04

Today, for the third time in a row, my client had turned out to be the guilty person, which meant no payment for me. So in my frustration I clicked on a hard mystery (I rarely solve intermediate ones, unless I'm earning favors), chose a random person, and accused them. I was right and earned a nice reward and a good amount of skill points.
But then I immediately tried this stunt again with another hard mystery (I'm just asking for it, aren't I?) And I actually caught the right person again! Although La Cosa Notra doesn't like me very much now...and I can't seem to find the Order of Socrates in NY. *shrugs*
Thankfully, my cases ran out before I could attempt this a third time.
But was that lucky or what? :D

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Scarlettreneeweatherton
Scarlettreneeweatherton
Well-Connected

Mar-23-2005 22:07

That was definitely luck. Trust me, that was a sheer fluke. And the Order of Socrates is located in city hall, at the mayor's office.

mrs.zane
mrs.zane
Well-Connected

Mar-24-2005 11:13

The Order is at City Hall and you have to talk to the Mayor.

Peter Gunn
Peter Gunn

Mar-24-2005 11:55

Oh yeah, it's luck! I got lucky *coughcough* yesterday when everyone had clammed on me and I 4 suspects, I just picked one and accused and got it right. Not sure but I think I'm seeing a pattern with who turns out to be guilty.

I've also been very lucky with the "little job's" picking the right answer even though I have no idea what the answer is.

I hope my luck hold!

Peter Gunn
Peter Gunn

Mar-24-2005 11:58

*I had 4 suspects

And I'm sure ESP does exist.

Blaise Joshua
Blaise Joshua

Mar-24-2005 12:26

I believe in ESP definitely, though probably not in this case. I think 'ESP' is a bit of a misnomer though, as it somehow prejudices one into thinking that it must be somehow supernatural. How do we know that what we regard as ESP isn't just another, as yet unknown sense, therefore not being extra-sensory at all?


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