That's the question the The Counter-Intuitive Comparison Institute of North America is asking.

Their ultimate goal is to find the best thing in the world!

Watch this: http://homepage.mac.com/clintwynn/thebigchart/thebigchart.html

HAHAHAHAHAHA!

"Then, the male sort of touches himself to procreate..."

hehehe

Re: "Their ultimate goal is to find the best thing in the world!"

quite impossible quest of course.  There are valid constructs where

A>B and B>C yet C>A ... so in these cases how could they ever find the best of this group without even extending it to the world at large.  But watching them behave like a dog chasing its own tale could be somewhat interesting.

It's quite pointless, too, but that's the whole reason the video was put together-- for comedy.

Rock > Scissors,  Scissors > Paper,  Paper > Rock

Thats one of them...

I was thinking of 3 pairs of dice like objects ... with different digits on the faces of each set... its possible to roll the set A against Set B and have A win consistently, and  B against C will result in a win for B consistently, while if you roll C against A (and despite intuition)  C will win consistently   ...

And I should have watched the video first

That why we have that sports-draw style chart. You lose, you're out!

And yes... WATCH THE VIDEO!