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No, they're not. They're people. They do not act perfectly rational.
by s73v3r_ 9y ago
No, they're not. They're people. They do not act perfectly rational.
- ancap 9y ago> They do not act perfectly rational. I suppose you have your own definition for "perfectly rational" that you're standing by, and that's fine. But I fail to see the point. How is that relevant to this thread? I originally posted that people wouldn't use these web services if they didn't receive some benefit from it, and you've done nothing more than present red herrings.