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to my mind, this is the actually interesting psychological finding—that we, collectively, as a society, fall for this bullshit, time and time again, and we cont
by adamrezich 3y ago
to my mind, this is the actually interesting psychological finding—that we, collectively, as a society, fall for this bullshit, time and time again, and we continue to reinforce societal structures that continue to let this sort of thing happen, largely without consequence.
- vacuity 3y agoActual interviews of people being told about this fraud: "Oh no! Anyways." When most people are stuck in a rat race to get rich and "become successful", there's not much energy or reason to care about some drama, unless it's entertaining or political, perhaps. If my employer follows the newest workplace fads based on some studies, I might care. Otherwise, why should I spend mental energy (at the very least) trying to get the messes of scientific research cleaned up?
- dennis_jeeves1 3y ago>we continue to reinforce societal structures that continue to let this sort of thing happen, largely without consequence. People are morons, generation after generation, what else do you expect?