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@nash@labyrinth.social take the scissors first. Set the rock on the paper just to make sure it doesn't blow away.

@nash@labyrinth.social ah this gets at the heart of the issue with rock/paper/scissors: object permanency. If a paper is covering a rock, the rock remains unchanged. The real issue is that you cannot have the paper on either side without a weight, which means either leaving the paper with the scissors who will cut it or carrying it to and fro endlessly or risk it blowing away.