Oh, yes, any results we came up with running the experiment here should be properly doubted from the start. Not only would participants know too much about the

Oh, yes, any results we came up with running the experiment here should be properly doubted from the start. Not only would participants know too much about the experiment, but over the Internet participants wouldn't be directly observable which certainly throws out any real legitimacy. I was only thinking in terms of possibly recreating enough of the test to experience some of the same results, regardless of how those results might be perceived, but I think too much information about the test is now known.