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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Does anyone know what it was that they did to cause such a furore and launch a thousand faux disclaimers"
Yes! They don't exist. It was a social experiment set up by a journalist |
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"Does anyone know what it was that they did to cause such a furore and launch a thousand faux disclaimers
Yes! They don't exist. It was a social experiment set up by a journalist"
*The so-called research dept' doesn't/has never existed |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Does anyone know what it was that they did to cause such a furore and launch a thousand faux disclaimers
Yes! They don't exist. It was a social experiment set up by a journalist
*The so-called research dept' doesn't/has never existed"
That's hilarious! To what end? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Does anyone know what it was that they did to cause such a furore and launch a thousand faux disclaimers
Yes! They don't exist. It was a social experiment set up by a journalist
*The so-called research dept' doesn't/has never existed"
That's hilarious! To what end? |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
They are on here, with at least three profiles and others that claim to be from various departments.
I have carried out some research for them but I needed a larger sample size for conclusive results.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Its one of those things that one person started and I escalated. It is a good filter for me as I don't reply to anyone with it on their profile "
Would you reply to me ..... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Similar disclaimers do the rounds on Facebook on a regular basis. I guess the experiment was to see how many people take everything they see at face value, without bothering to check for themselves. I've heard the term "sheeple", seems to fit a lot of social media users. |
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"Its one of those things that one person started and I escalated. It is a good filter for me as I don't reply to anyone with it on their profile
Would you reply to me ....." yes because you don't have the disclaimer on your profile |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Does anyone know what it was that they did to cause such a furore and launch a thousand faux disclaimers
Yes! They don't exist. It was a social experiment set up by a journalist
*The so-called research dept' doesn't/has never existed
That's hilarious! To what end?"
Lol to find out how easily people believe certain internet stuff (mob mentality) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I can understand why people do it though.
Because they don't have anything to lose really by using the disclaimer and potentially have a lot to lose (without understanding by looking into it further) by not using it.
Modern life expects us to be SO aware of so many things, to be worried about so much (health, environment, parenting, safety, law, etc) nowadays. And the admin we all have to do is ridiculous.
Washing machines and hovers were invented as labour saving devices. People marvelled at them and worried what us people in the future would do with so much free time.
No one dreamt the answer would be "paperwork". |
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"I can understand why people do it though.
Because they don't have anything to lose really by using the disclaimer and potentially have a lot to lose (without understanding by looking into it further) by not using it.
Modern life expects us to be SO aware of so many things, to be worried about so much (health, environment, parenting, safety, law, etc) nowadays. And the admin we all have to do is ridiculous.
Washing machines and hovers were invented as labour saving devices. People marvelled at them and worried what us people in the future would do with so much free time.
No one dreamt the answer would be "paperwork". "
Funny
This sort of thing is dangerous inherently though as putting things on your profile because everyone else does is how ideas are disseminated. The faux disclaimer is harmless, however other things are not always so. The fact that people tag a piece of pointless pseudo legal babble due to an unknown and faceless terror is worrying. As you said sheeple |
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"Its one of those things that one person started and I escalated. It is a good filter for me as I don't reply to anyone with it on their profile "
what annoys me is people that,those that use it often have nothing on their profile of interest to anyone ..why they think anyone would be interested anything they had written is completely beyond my comprehension |
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Yes! They don't exist. It was a social experiment set up by a journalist
im afraid your wrong
just google it and you will find it does exist"
Because it's on Google it exists? |
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Yes! They don't exist. It was a social experiment set up by a journalist
im afraid your wrong
just google it and you will find it does exist
Because it's on Google it exists?"
Its google, therefore it is! |
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Yes! They don't exist. It was a social experiment set up by a journalist
im afraid your wrong
just google it and you will find it does exist
Because it's on Google it exists?"
well if it has a website its quite an elaborate hoax ...i tend to think i does actually exist..what proof wd you need lol
none of us has been to this mysterious uni so i guess we wont know for sure . |
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Yes! They don't exist. It was a social experiment set up by a journalist
im afraid your wrong
just google it and you will find it does exist
Because it's on Google it exists?
well if it has a website its quite an elaborate hoax ...i tend to think i does actually exist..what proof wd you need lol
none of us has been to this mysterious uni so i guess we wont know for sure ."
Elaborate yes. A hoax nonetheless.
Just like Facebook do weird subliminal stuff to gauge it's users psyche.
Nothing is necessarily as it seems on the internet |
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