01/07 - Mustard Monday!

[Jerami]

I'm not trying to start an argument, ...3 year olds can absolutely lie.

I wouldn't argue, since we're on the same side of the argument. I agreed.

 

[Dill]

Someone forgot to tell Mturk that the holiday season is over.

 

[Despairagus]

Someone forgot to tell Mturk that the holiday season is over.

DILL! I have so much fresh dill. I'm going to make Tzatziki and you just reminded me!

Ty for being you

 

[Katia2019]

Someone forgot to tell Mturk that the holiday season is over.

I had more luck over the weekend that I have had today so far.

 

[aveline]

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[themildone]

"Sorry, this survey is not currently active."

I like your new avatar lol

 

[aveline]

I like your new avatar lol

Thank you!

 

[JenniLeigh]

3 year olds can absolutely lie, kids learn to lie around 3-4 years old even though they aren't trying to harm others by doing so.

That article is mostly based on anecdotal evidence from parents/caregivers. Which is still how THEY see lying.
It's storytelling, and experimenting and learning with language. And seeing what boundaries they can push, and what limits are held firm. 'If I say ____ than ____ will happen' Not "I totally can see if I can trick mom into _____ b/c I'll say ____ happened." There's a much different cognitive force going on there- it's not "lying" no matter who CALLS it that. The PhD on his name is the same PhD on other sources that use cognitive information, not just anecdotal. That's not how their little brains work. And even that article points that out, even he says that it's NOT the same kind of "lying".

 

[CrazyCatLady]

You GUYS..my two cats are playing together..nicely!
They never play nicely. Aw.

 

[themildone]

That article is mostly based on anecdotal evidence from parents/caregivers. Which is still how THEY see lying.
It's storytelling, and experimenting and learning with language. And seeing what boundaries they can push, and what limits are held firm. 'If I say ____ than ____ will happen' Not "I totally can see if I can trick mom into _____ b/c I'll say ____ happened." There's a much different cognitive force going on there- it's not "lying" no matter who CALLS it that. The PhD on his name is the same PhD on other sources that use cognitive information, not just anecdotal. That's not how their little brains work. And even that article points that out, even he says that it's NOT the same kind of "lying".

ok. still didn't need you to start an argument about it. Obviously I know he didn't do it with malicious intent, he just wanted to watch TV. but whatevs.

 

[CaptainBoots]

Every HIT today: "HIT Approval rate (%) is greater than 99" (can have done 2 billion approved HITs with one rejection and will still not qualify)
"Total approved HITs is NOT greater than (insert laughably low number)"
"Random T Panel qualifier despite this being a standalone HIT with no previous requirements"
Or, lastly, "This HIT will take 8 hours. Please be mindful and attentive. Your pay will be $0.50"

 

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[JenniLeigh]

ok. still didn't need you to start an argument about it. Obviously I know he didn't do it with malicious intent, he just wanted to watch TV. but whatevs.

I'm not arguing. That article still said what I said
They didn't repo all the knowledge I absorbed when I had to leave school b/c my ex was "sick of babysitting"
There's a reason WHY I went to school for that, and I'm very passionate about it.

 

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[themildone]

I'm being way too pissy today. Sorry everyone. I'll be back when I'm in a better mood.

 

[JenniLeigh]

I'm being way too pissy today. Sorry everyone. I'll be back when I'm in a better mood.

It's Monday, we're all tired and there's crabby after-holiday energy in the air

 

[Jerami]

I'm not arguing. That article still said what I said
They didn't repo all the knowledge I absorbed when I had to leave school b/c my ex was "sick of babysitting"
There's a reason WHY I went to school for that, and I'm very passionate about it.

I was really interested in the results of this study when they came out.
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi...intenance.++Apologies+for+the+inconvenience.&
Just something that I thought was interesting about kids and lies. Not so much about proving when it starts but, the capacity for it and it's recognized usefulness as a skill to be used in acquiring things.

 

[theturkscribe]

You GUYS..my two cats are playing together..nicely!
They never play nicely. Aw.

You are looking good, feeling good and the animals are getting along this is your day girl!

 

[Jerami]

I was really interested in the results of this study when they came out.
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi...intenance.++Apologies+for+the+inconvenience.&
Just something that I thought was interesting about kids and lies. Not so much about proving when it starts but, the capacity for it and it's recognized usefulness as a skill to be used in acquiring things.

The evolution of lying is pretty cool too. Because intentional lying requires imagination(psych's say), they look for the evolutionary steps before intentional lying, like the cuckoo finch and other animals that use deception for survival. Sorry. I'm a dork.

 

[savvy]

I just went and slept in my car for ten minutes. Hopefully it helps. Woke up really confused though.