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The idea is humorous. However, - The incentives are misaligned. - Meta studies in behavioural psychology show you learn from success not mistakes. Good
by julienreszka 3y ago
The idea is humorous.
However,
- The incentives are misaligned.
- Meta studies in behavioural psychology show you learn from success not mistakes.
Good luck
- Waterluvian 3y agoI feel like my entire life experience invalidates that second point.
- julienreszka 3y agoThat's probably just a coping mechanism
- Waterluvian 3y agoWe need to commission more scientific studies so that I can know what I think.
- axoltl 3y agoI wonder if this is a very narrow definition of failure. Perhaps few things are ever truly a failure, but more a partial success?
- Waterluvian 3y agoYeah perhaps. To the point it’s just an unhelpful study on semantics? On the weekend our high school robotics team learned three ways not to bend 1/4” lexan and then one way how to, that combined learnings from the failures. I’m not sure what meaning or value that bullet point can have if we just redefine “oh well all those snapped and bubbled pieces were just partial successes.”
- j000 3y ago[flagged]
- MarkVenison 3y agoMy first ever app. I was actually expecting more hate. So far this is the most negative comment and it's not even negative :D
- MarkVenison 3y agoInteresting. I think some people are more motivated by the fear of losing something than by the reward.