That's not the point, the point is, how will people react to this. It's the malicious nature of the anonymous human that allows them to vote yes. This is how trolls are created, by experiencing the kick that this interest in their comments that would not be naturally accepted in real life, this brings a lot of attention and importance to what they do, giving the power to the troll. It's a very rapidly expanding phenomenon that social anthropologists have yet to run many mass experiments on. I wanted to check this out myself.
The results are actually amazing, it's obvious that no-one would seriously suggest taking a strange, unknown pill, this could be incredibly dangerous, BUT the anonymity of the internet has allowed, i'm sure, perfectly reasonable people to give dangerous that could potentially harm a stranger to an unknown degree, and to post vicious comments.
Should I take it? My fate is in your hands...
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Why would you take it? What is the benefit? If you're going to take drugs at least know what they are.
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That's not the point, the point is, how will people react to this. It's the malicious nature of the anonymous human that allows them to vote yes. This is how trolls are created, by experiencing the kick that this interest in their comments that would not be naturally accepted in real life, this brings a lot of attention and importance to what they do, giving the power to the troll. It's a very rapidly expanding phenomenon that social anthropologists have yet to run many mass experiments on. I wanted to check this out myself.
The results are actually amazing, it's obvious that no-one would seriously suggest taking a strange, unknown pill, this could be incredibly dangerous, BUT the anonymity of the internet has allowed, i'm sure, perfectly reasonable people to give dangerous that could potentially harm a stranger to an unknown degree, and to post vicious comments.