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DeletedUser1082

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Is there nobody on these blasted forums that can spell my name?

It's like a bunch of monkeys just randomly hitting at their keyboards.

oh aren't I witty

Edit: lovely edit there Previs
 
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He would have but then I think Belgium may have happened. Or something along those lines, I'm uncertain
 

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PeRvIs said:
That's actually a little something called Behaviourial Economics. It was one my majors at uni. For inadvertantly proving that people can be manipulated through behaviourial economics, I shall reward you with another :-


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As far as the Infinite Monkey Theorem goes, I wonder how long it will take for the current crop of forum users to jangle their keyboards as they have been doing to result in a decent article propaganda that changes my opinion on something from a previous position I held with any real conviction? I've been waiting a couple of years.

@ Malreaux - Previs sounds lovely.

@ ISE - now we're getting somewhere. Tell me more about this formula of miss miss miss miss hit miss miss miss miss hit miss miss.
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I am now very interested in behavioural economics, and checking if I can take it as a module when I start Uni lol
 

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Tasha Reign said:

I am now very interested in behavioural economics, and checking if I can take it as a module when I start Uni lol
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The essense of behaviourial economics is encompassed by one statement : " the way in which you present the question will effect the answer that you receive. " Its rather a niche science but fascinating none the less.

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PeRvIs said:
The essense of behaviourial economics is encompassed by one statement : " the way in which you present the question will effect the answer that you receive. " Its rather a niche science but fascinating none the less.

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Sounds much more interestinf than a lot of other science's (nod), btw, the gifs have gone down in order of sexiness ;)
 

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This is not an Emma Watson .gif thread its a discussion on social theories and how they apply to tw.
 

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PeRvIs said:
@ ISE - now we're getting somewhere. Tell me more about this formula of miss miss miss miss hit miss miss miss miss hit miss miss.
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Not really sure what you're asking for here, mind clarifying to prevent me embarrassing myself? If the following wasn't really what you were referring to, I'll try to re-answer as best I can!

Either way, to follow up on what I mentioned earlier; theres a chance that no matter how bad you do, given a particular situation you could still become a successful player (successful in terms of good rank). There are enough players every world, enough attempts at each world by individual players and enough worlds that we see, on occasion, a player placed in the top 5/10/20 ranks more by good fortune than good playing (such as being recruited by a random family tribe or something similar and then internalling and barbing your way to the top)*.

*Not that these aren't valid strategies, but doing so by randomness rather than planned action fits under this particular topic.

PeRvIs said:
The essense of behaviourial economics is encompassed by one statement : " the way in which you present the question will effect the answer that you receive. " Its rather a niche science but fascinating none the less.
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I've always found behavioural economics interesting as a hobby, and its taught in a basic form in teaching courses (I recently completed TEFL/TESOL during a holiday break) in the sense that, how you phrase a statement/comment/criticism/question etc. will cause the person you're communicating with to react a certain way. However, it didn't necessarily go into using Emma Watson .gif's to hook the audience before they realise the intention of the topic, so kudos on the creative & original elaboration!
 

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PeRvIs said:



As far as the Infinite Monkey Theorem goes, I wonder how long it will take for the current crop of forum users to jangle their keyboards as they have been ....
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hmm... does this mean that even I can snipe "100ms noble train" given infinite amount of chances? sounds good :)
 

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HaoshokuHaki said:
hmm... does this mean that even I can snipe "100ms noble train" given infinite amount of chances? sounds good :)
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I don't remember them as being that hard to snipe. Smallest trains I've seen sniped was 5 ms and 10 ms back before they enforced gaps
 

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PeRvIs said:
I don't remember them as being that hard to snipe. Smallest trains I've seen sniped was 5 ms and 10 ms back before they enforced gaps
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but..but..i am nub tho... and cant think IMT, and TW connection. Wait, is it making better pNp?
 
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