Personally, I would be more for the Chtonian solution. That is, Hasbro is actually founded by cultists of Chtulhu bent to sell the sould of their customers to their antediluvian master. I mean, come on, HASTUR, HASBRO ... doesn''t *that* tell you that something is wrong there ?
-----------------------------Sancte Isidore ora pro nobis !
Oh my god, are you people telling me that there''s demon''s at the top of my street. Oh shit, oh shit, what do i do? help HELP! *runs out the back door screaming*
*forgotten until revived" Yes, i read that post in the suggestions forum " I get the gist!!! Now i''ve really got to think until my next reply (in this thread) , congrats ahw!! not many people get me. *handshake*
Original post by Paul Cunningham …You would pay an enterance fee and go through a series of knock-out style comps in order to win money.
I would love to be able to pay the bills by playing games, of course after awhile staying on top, playing games, would turn into work… then what would you do for fun!?
Dave "Dak Lozar" Loeser
Interesting thing about this is that it is called the theory of overjustification by social psychologists. It pretty much states that if you pay people to do things they love then that inevitably becomes work for them and they will not do it because they love it anymore. Has a wide range of consequences that I have yet to figure out totally.
I believe that the biggest flaw in psychology is it''s principle of generalizing humanity. I know people who love their work and others who don''t. I''m not disputing the theory straight out as i believe it does hold water but it has a few leaks. Really i''m disputing the application of such a theory which is probably a completely new topic. But thanks for the input kressilac, its definity something to think about
