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Brookside88

Social Games Study (4)
Hosted by Clemens Aichholzer
£3.50 • 40 minutes • £5.25/hr • 52/70

Smodlet

Brookside88 wrote: »

Social Games Study (4)
Hosted by Clemens Aichholzer
£3.50 !!!8226; 40 minutes !!!8226; £5.25/hr !!!8226; 52/70

I'll say it first: Filth! :D

Oo! That smartypants thingies one has just been approved... And after I dissed them. I read your comments, mikep and realise inventing the dashed things must have taken brains of boffin-like magnitude; it just all seems to take away our autonomy to me.

What are the next generation going to do when Alexa throws a sickie? I may be a dyed-in-the-wool Luddite but value what little independence I have left. I know I was dismayed a few weeks ago when my dishwasher became an ex-dishwasher but at least I can still remember how to wash dishes by hand. I can see this becoming something only Ruth Goodwin does on BBC2 one day.

mikep22

Brookside88 wrote: »

Social Games Study (4)
Hosted by Clemens Aichholzer
£3.50 • 40 minutes • £5.25/hr • 52/70

I hope there are 6,000 questions about different shades of paint drying. :eek::cool:

Smodlet

mikep22 wrote: »

I hope there are 6,000 questions about different shades of paint drying. :eek::cool:

:rotfl: mikep. You are glad for Brookside, are you not?

mikep22

Smodlet wrote: »

:rotfl: mikep. You are glad for Brookside, are you not?

Right now, they are the new Farage. :eek:

Smodlet

Part 3 of the Clothing Study

Available Places : 407/550
Avg. Completion Time : 2mins
Avg. Reward Per Hour : £15.00/hr
Reward Per Hour estimated by researcher: £6.00/hr
Maximum Allowed Time : 20mins
Reward: £ 0.50

Chrisv

Smart Devices Copy
Available Places : 12/400
Avg. Completion Time : 15mins
Avg. Reward Per Hour : £6.40/hr
Reward Per Hour estimated by researcher: £5.06/hr
Maximum Allowed Time : 35mins
Reward: £ 1.60

Brookside88

anyone trying to do the lip reading study and keep getting a message saying its full when you start it? I reserved place 9/40 so it shouldn't be full. I've contacted the researcher.

Annoying since I leapt out of bed to go to my laptop

mikep22

Smodlet wrote: »

I'll say it first: Filth! :D

Oo! That smartypants thingies one has just been approved... And after I dissed them. I read your comments, mikep and realise inventing the dashed things must have taken brains of boffin-like magnitude; it just all seems to take away our autonomy to me.

What are the next generation going to do when Alexa throws a sickie? I may be a dyed-in-the-wool Luddite but value what little independence I have left. I know I was dismayed a few weeks ago when my dishwasher became an ex-dishwasher but at least I can still remember how to wash dishes by hand. I can see this becoming something only Ruth Goodwin does on BBC2 one day.

I suspect the majority of us know how to wash dishes by hand, and those that dont couldnt work smart objects anyway....

If you have an opportunity to make life easier then take it, I say. It has always happened from generation to generation so why this one is being picked out is a little odd. The previous one had the car, washing machine, dishwasher etc - but yet ours is the lazy one..

Smodlet

So yet again we disagree, mikep. So what?