Rock, paper, scissors
Created | Updated Jan 28, 2002
Rock, paper, scissors is a sort of game used to determine who will either start playing a game, be the one to do some action, etc. The game is based on a system in which each of the players (This game works with 2 players) pulls out his hand at the same time, while making a fist (As a rock), pulling two fingers out (Scissors), or putting out a flat hand (Paper). Now, the winner is determined by a system yet to be adjusted to physical scales, which follows:
a) Rock beats scissors.
b) Scissors beat paper.
c) Paper beats rock.
In a case of both players doing the same "object", there is another match until it comes out right.
The reason why people would believe a piece of paper would stop a rock from doing anything, is not known. A possibility is that when the game was invented there were very big pieces of paper produced or very small rocks. Or both, of course.
a) Rock beats scissors.
b) Scissors beat paper.
c) Paper beats rock.
In a case of both players doing the same "object", there is another match until it comes out right.
The reason why people would believe a piece of paper would stop a rock from doing anything, is not known. A possibility is that when the game was invented there were very big pieces of paper produced or very small rocks. Or both, of course.
