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"4. When you see a two-rock run, you know your opponents next move will be scissors or paper. People hate being predictable and a firm indication of predictability is to come out with the same throw three times in a row. Counter with rock."
Why would you counter with rock? If you predict someone is going to throw either scissors or paper, it is much better to throw scissors.
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