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over a year ago
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Good question. I think it was a genuine study (If memory serves me) that happened but it ended about 10 years ago.
But we are creatures of habit and we all just copy what looks offical and legal |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Good question. I think it was a genuine study (If memory serves me) that happened but it ended about 10 years ago.
But we are creatures of habit and we all just copy what looks offical and legal "
Wonder what they were studying lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Good question. I think it was a genuine study (If memory serves me) that happened but it ended about 10 years ago.
But we are creatures of habit and we all just copy what looks offical and legal
Wonder what they were studying
lol"
They have sexual studies classes.
I cheated and googled it. Sex gender and sexuality, the science of sex and a few others.
It wouldn't be hard to imagine students using swinger sites as reference points in post grad work or for an insight into the lives of highly sexualized people |
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A guy who works as a cop told me that these cut and paste bullshit “legal” paragraphs are created then searched-for to reveal a list of unquestioning, gullible, people who are more likely to a scammable.
Basically, if you have copied and pasted a phrase you don’t understand, without question, you’re likelier to be a soft touch for other bullshit.
What’s more, some of the cut and paste paragraphs on Fab start with “Now that Fab is a publicly traded entity…” but others start “Now FACEBOOK is a publicly traded entity”. They aren’t even pasting in a stock phrase about the right website!
(As an aside, I’d love to see someone initiate the legal action the quasi legal paragraph threatens. “A student in Australia reproduced my cock pic. I’m going to sue”!!! Really? How might you do that and how will you fund it?)
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A guy who works as a cop told me that these cut and paste bullshit “legal” paragraphs are created then searched-for to reveal a list of unquestioning, gullible, people who are more likely to a scammable.
Basically, if you have copied and pasted a phrase you don’t understand, without question, you’re likelier to be a soft touch for other bullshit.
What’s more, some of the cut and paste paragraphs on Fab start with “Now that Fab is a publicly traded entity…” but others start “Now FACEBOOK is a publicly traded entity”. They aren’t even pasting in a stock phrase about the right website!
(As an aside, I’d love to see someone initiate the legal action the quasi legal paragraph threatens. “A student in Australia reproduced my cock pic. I’m going to sue”!!! Really? How might you do that and how will you fund it?)
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That sounds very logical. The amount of times I,ve seen friends/family share a post without having a clue what it means. People share, copy & paste stuff Willy nilly, without even thinking is it true ect ... They don't think for themselves.
Like with the Sydney University statement, they think other people have it so I must have it too.
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By *p4funCouple
over a year ago
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"A guy who works as a cop told me that these cut and paste bullshit “legal” paragraphs are created then searched-for to reveal a list of unquestioning, gullible, people who are more likely to a scammable.
Basically, if you have copied and pasted a phrase you don’t understand, without question, you’re likelier to be a soft touch for other bullshit.
What’s more, some of the cut and paste paragraphs on Fab start with “Now that Fab is a publicly traded entity…” but others start “Now FACEBOOK is a publicly traded entity”. They aren’t even pasting in a stock phrase about the right website!
(As an aside, I’d love to see someone initiate the legal action the quasi legal paragraph threatens. “A student in Australia reproduced my cock pic. I’m going to sue”!!! Really? How might you do that and how will you fund it?)
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This exactly well said xx thats why we don't bother with any of it  |
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