Oh I'm a huge asshole tipper I dgaf.
I think there's probably some mechanism backing it that is real, but right now it seems like the original nudge authors are just trying to defend their concept.
There's a fun if books could kill podcast episode about nudge in particular which is where I learned. This is why I say I can't comment on specific effectiveness in one instance or another, just that the nudge concept hasn't been proven.
Two different people
I'm the one who said nudge theory is bs because studies show the theory isn't valid.
The other person, who was right, points out that you can't use unrelated circumstantial data to back up your point
Wow you're the first American ever to think tipping is bad! Ten whole years ago? What a thot leader
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nudge_theory
Critique -> no evidence
No response, they didn't explain what challenges they encountered.
Nudge theory is bs
No other comment on your content, may be right or wrong.
Lol found a Russian bot
Anyone who isnt a fucking dumbass that turns off auto mode will have a vehicle that does so automatically. Sometimes rain sensors, sometimes light, sometimes just turning on the wipers, but they all have it.
Some drivers are dumbasses and refuse to use auto mode that's been around for 30 years, and those people should have their license taken away.
I especially love those bright headlights that blind you and the ones that have flashing LEDs on their undercarriage to distract you. (But actually I mostly agree, just pointing out the extreme cases which universally suck)
You must live a really really weird life. I dunno if it's ultra sad or not, but it's definitely a bizarre worldview to wake up and think "everyone chosing to go to work in the only way available to them for most of the country is basically spraying an ak-47 everywhere they go" You can work to change that -- great, all for it. But presuming the world where you've already won is absolutely bonkers.
I actually saw someone do this on El Camino Real in rush hour traffic. Probably the only reason they didn't die is cars were going 20.
No, that's a dumb take in all of the ways.
Where? I haven't seen a bicyclist using lights in months.
The number of dumbasses I see biking against traffic with no lights wearing black well after dark is too high for me to find this remotely serious.
Also, cars have a dozen reflectors, daytime running lights, and a ton of safety mechanisms.
Tldr: meme better, this is wrong and unsafe
Don't Australians all hate America for having figured out how to make actually good beer?