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  • great talk.. i definitely agree!

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  • OMG Decoy Effect at 33:45. Wow.

    

  • "Education" itself is base behaviour modification, so the logical conclusion is that the already modified behaviour of a subject therefore producing more product for modified behaviour of others also already behaviourly modified is moot, and inefficient at the base levels. A crooked tool making crooked machines producing tools cannot make anything but crooked tools in an illusory format of illusory dimensionality, no matter how many crooked tools it makes. It will eventually vegetate to non-use.

  • Great talk. I'm very new to game dynamics, but am increasingly interested in seeing how the game layer can be applied to educational contexts, and particularly after-school programming for teens. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

  • Check us out on twitter: @bunchball, to get the latest news on gamification.

  • For a more detailed description of talk and to download the slides I used, do a web search for "stanford hci paharia"

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