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Right! Always look at their actions instead! An example. Observation: nearly everyone uses facebook. Conclusion: they must love facebook! Corollary: they mu
by black_puppydog 6y ago
Right! Always look at their actions instead!
An example.
Observation: nearly everyone uses facebook.
Conclusion: they must love facebook!
Corollary: they must be fine with what facebook is doing!
Sorry, having a grumpy day here, but I find it kind of arrogant to think you know better than people. Yes, looking at actions provides info you don't get from polling. But the same holds the other way around.
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- TeMPOraL 6y agoI'm hoping this is sarcasm, because "revealed preferences" are bunk. Let me propose alternative conclusion and corollary: Conclusion: they don't dislike it to the point of actually closing the account. Possible factor: everyone they know uses Facebook, so they're hostages of their social network - the so called network effect. Corollary: they don't really know what Facebook is doing, nor do they have time/energy to care, but if they did, they wouldn't be able to act on it - see point about network effects.
- black_puppydog 6y agoSorry, I forgot the /s marker there. :P