Hi Jared,
Sorry for my lack if responses, currently adjusting to my new life as
a father and learning how to manage my time. I gave been following,
just not able to respond as much as I wish.
I don't see any moral issues when it comes to influencing a persons
behavior. Simple because at the end of the day the person can always
choose to do something different. It is when we as designers take that
choice away I see an issue. The real debate defing the line that
seperates influence and control and what types of influence seem to
push the envelope on "right" or "wrong".
Dave recent comment on HOW we influence is very interesting and one
that I want to explore more.
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On Jul 28, 2009, at 7:44 PM, Jared Spool <jsp...@uie.com> wrote:
On Jul 28, 2009, at 11:51 AM, Dan Lockton wrote:
it's a great debate
If only I understood what we were debating.
It's disappointing when an author posts his article for discussion
then doesn't participate in said discussion. Maybe we should debate
how that is "wrong"?
Jared
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