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>not acting rationally Lots of participants understand what they are doing and are achieving their stated goals (causing chaos). There’s nothing internally inc
by have_faith 6y ago
>not acting rationally
Lots of participants understand what they are doing and are achieving their stated goals (causing chaos). There’s nothing internally inconsistent or irrational about the behaviour to the individuals.
Maybe it’s irrational if you transpose your own form of rationality to others.
- SpicyLemonZest 6y agoI'm sure there's some people who are just successfully aiming to cause chaos. But 3 of my closest friends are in on Gamestop now, and each of them expects they're going to exit at $1000+ and make bank. So in the absence of hard data (which I have no idea how we'd collect) I kinda have to assume that making money is a big motivating factor for people.