This is why
Behavioral economics is a joke. Observing what people do or don't do, will never tell you what you should or shouldn't do.
A bad joke
by Theo
It is biased. People who think the reasons the app gives are ok should ask themselves how biased are they. If u take it for a playing app, well it is a bad one. If you take it seriously it simply is biased and terrible in certain fundamental questions. If the author has such an erroneous approch in his books, well ill never by any of them. The app is an evidence of flawed reasonig and moral confussion. Sorry, but had to be said.
It is biased. People who think the reasons the app gives are ok should ask themselves how biased are they. If u take it for a playing app, well it is a bad one. If you take it seriously it simply is biased and terrible in certain fundamental questions. If the author has such an erroneous approch in his books, well ill never by any of them. The app is an evidence of flawed reasonig and moral confussion. Sorry, but had to be said.
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Meh- nothing special
This is a decent idea but execution is oversimplified and gimmicky. There is real behavioral science that could be used for this but instead Ariely and his team used basic, rudimentary explanations and excuses.
Not impressed.
Not impressed.
Helpful
This app makes tough decisions easy!
Entertaining and creative
Feature request: shake the phone to 'randomly' assign user to good or bad conscience. And make it 50/50 odds so that good and evil are balanced in the universe.
Interesting... I think. Can't read it!
The lists where it's black text on dark gray, in small font size... It's nearly unreadable. Ask a graphic designer to give it a once over and you'll be golden.
Dan ariely is awesome!!
Wooo!
