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Topic: Sin City and the mystery of Paddock's motive. (Read 1082 times)
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Zanthius
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Scalare
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that would make a nice movie.
I think an anti-NRA guy would fit the bill?
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PS: It's kinda confusing for me that your style of posting remains the same whether you're talking about something scientific or just trolling to ruffle our feathers 
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that would make a nice movie.
There is already a movie called Nerve, with a similar topic:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3531824/
I am thinking that it might actually be possible to create a web page in dark web, where people are betting on whether or not people are going to be able to do different crazy things. The more crazy it is, the more people are willing to bet against it, and it might therefore have a tendency to become more and more extreme. The person performing the crazy act, could get a certain percentage from the pot.
Paddock was into video poker. This seems like something some of those people addicted to video poker might be interested in. He also had several video cameras in his hotel room. Those could have been used to broadcast himself doing it to the Internet, where those betting on it were watching.
Stephen Paddock, the gunman who killed 58 people and injured more than 500 in Las Vegas on Sunday, set up a number of cameras in and around his hotel suite.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-41493409
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