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Thanks. That is somewhat reassuring. The likelihood of my doing something stupid/oblivious is higher than it should be, but the likelihood of being stupid twi

Thanks. That is somewhat reassuring. The likelihood of my doing something stupid/oblivious is higher than it should be, but the likelihood of being stupid twice in a row is quite a bit lower.

jaredsohn 10y ago
I imagine the likelihood of making incorrect decisions twice in a row is higher in some contexts, though. For example, if you click a button that says it will download a Flash update from some random website, I'm guessing there is a good chance you will then run it afterward.