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Whether you are curious or not, if you click the button you cannot be trusted to follow the instructions that tell you not to click it. I wanted to know how ma
by martinrue 17y ago
Whether you are curious or not, if you click the button you cannot be trusted to follow the instructions that tell you not to click it.
I wanted to know how many people hit the page and are able to resist their curiosity in favour of following the instructions.
36 sets of visitors ended up viewing the page. The largest set that followed the instructions was 7 before someone clicked it.
- ggchappell 17y agoAh, but I object to the word "trust" here. Using your definition, I'm a terribly untrustworthy person: name just about anything, and I can't be trusted to do it. For example, I can't be trusted to say, "oblong walruses" to the next person I meet. Ah, but I never said I would do that. And the fact is that if I promise to say that, then I can be trusted to do so. And if I commit to following the instructions on your site, then I will do so. But I didn't commit to that, and there was no reason to follow them. Thus, I don't see what my failure to follow these instructions has to do with "trust".