The Drinking Game Game

[BrainyLucario]

Take a shot everytime someone doesn't use Google before asking a stupid question

...That would put someone in the hospital!

[E. Gadd Industries]

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Well, time to take another shot! XDXD

[BrainyLucario]

Well, time to take another shot! XDXD

heh...you wish. we cant drink, we're only 15

[InsigTurtle]

Take n shots every time someone makes a drinking game about making a drinking game about making a drinking game, etc... where n = number of layers. Thus, a drinking game such as "take a shot when you laugh" would have one layer, "take a shot when you make a drinking game where you take a shot when you laugh" would have two layers. Continue until someone either kicks you out of the party or until everyone is too drunk to understand.

[Dudeman]

take a shot every time insig says something bonkers like that

[Zunawe]

As n approaches infinity, what is the behavior of BAC as a function of x where BAC(n)=BAC(x)?

[Dudeman]

take a shot every time math

[mikey]

As n approaches infinity, what is the behavior of BAC as a function of x where BAC(n)=BAC(x)?

yes

[InsigTurtle]

I'd think that in the context of that game, BAC would only be able to go up to 0.300 before you pass out and stop drinking.

Ok, something I've actually done, now.
Take a shot every time you lose a life in a video game. (Take turns playing)

[BrainyLucario]

I'd think that in the context of that game, BAC would only be able to go up to 0.300 before you pass out and stop drinking.

Ok, something I've actually done, now.
Take a shot every time you lose a life in a video game. (Take turns playing)

DO NOT PLAY CAT MARIO!!!!!

[InsigTurtle]

Well, we tried Kaizo Mario (not a good idea), Touhou 12 (surprisingly doable), and SSBB (produces excess amount of salt).

[mikey]

SSBB (produces excess amount of salt).

alcoholic precipitate?

[Jub3r7]

oh man, playing smash while smash sounds like a great idea.

As n approaches infinity, what is the behavior of BAC as a function of x where BAC(n)=BAC(x)?

assuming we're talking about the same n that InsigTurtle referenced, there is a singularity along the curve as it increases exponentially that shows a sharp drop to zero when the subject in question is either unconscious or dead.

[Zunawe]

Is this simply represented by a large negative value in the differentiated function, or is the function itself discontinuous at said singularity? Because a discontinuity would truly be frightening.

[BrainyLucario]

Is this simply represented by a large negative value in the differentiated function, or is the function itself discontinuous at said singularity? Because a discontinuity would truly be frightening.

Gives me goosebumps just thinking about it...