Rock-Paper-Scissors
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The rock-paper-scissors game is a simple yet fascinating hand game played between two people. Here’s the concept behind it:

Basic Rules:

The game has three possible outcomes:

Draw: If both players choose the same shape.

Win: Rock beats scissors, scissors cut paper, and paper covers rock.

Loss: Rock loses to paper, paper loses to scissors, and scissors lose to rock.

Origins

• The earliest form of this game originated in China and was later imported into Japan.
• In Japan, it reached its modern standardized form, known as “jan-ken-pon”.
• From Japan, it spread throughout the world in the early 20th century.

Fair Choosing Method:

• Rock-paper-scissors is often used as a fair method for making decisions or settling disputes.
• It’s similar to coin flipping, drawing straws, or throwing dice.
• Unlike truly random methods, it can be played with some degree of skill by recognizing opponents’ behavior.