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People say they just feel bad watching this guy, but for some reason it's much easier for me to laugh at him than people like Chris Chan.
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Austin has been spotted oggling clearly underage girls on monkey,
I have a feeling that this will turn into a drug arc.
It’s either because he isn’t (visibly) developmentally fucked or because weens don’t go out of their way to fuck with him, his misery and meltdowns are all due to his own behaviour.People say they just feel bad watching this guy, but for some reason it's much easier for me to laugh at him than people like Chris Chan.
monkey is a fairly new "omegle-type" website with ironically a lot of blacks on there.What the fuck is monkey?
There's a reason why high alching on the arena walls is a favorite pastime.As far as his old days of Runescape staking go, that shit is so much more entertaining to watch than those stupid cat slots. You the viewer can pretend you're watching real PVP combat when it's just a 50/50 stake, and the context of it being in a video game takes away a lot of the sketchy vibes online casinos have. I have watched and enjoyed many old sand casino clips, not that I ever did it myself, but I can't just watch somebody gamble and enjoy it unless they act like our boy Austin.
He's fucking miserable though, whereas at least with working hard, you'd get some sort of satisfaction in your life.Just remember while you are working hard all day this man is eating steak at his parents house for free after chimping out on them.
DUDEGood Lord at least I'm getting something with my weed addiction, Austin just blows his money on the illusion that he will get anything from it, what a broken sad excuse of a man.
Well, this goes to random.txt.
The only gambling I "understand" is the lotto. The odds, even if the lottery was fair ( and I don't imagine jackpots aren't distributed by the feds ) are essentially 0, but your natural likelihood of becoming a hundred-millionaire are also essentially 0. People that spend $2 every now and again when the jackpot's however many hundred million dollars after taxes are basically just spending the money to spend a few days fantasizing. I don't get the people that throw hundreds of bucks at the lotto or any amount at slots/scratch-offs, since the likelihood/payout margins are still thin but the profit for winning isn't proportionally high enough to warrant wasting so much cash.I only learned two things from my Intro to Statistics class, and they were:
1. How to read a histogram
2. Keno is a fucking scam
I guess trying to understand the allure of gambling to me would be like describing the allure drinking to a teetotaler, but the handful of times I gambled I disliked it, especially slots. There isn't any skill in slots, you're literally just pressing a button and the computer randomly generates a number in response. This weirdo blames other people around him when he loses at that buttugly cat slot machine, but you're literally just pressing a button? This dudes dad could have taken the chair and done all the spins and the results would have been the same (or at least, with the same variance and likelihood of winning on any given spin, if you want to get all pedantic.)
Anyway he's a hoot thank you for the OP
We've know that since Skinner and operant conditioning and reinforcement schedules in the 40s and 50s. Intermittent reinforcement is compelling to everyone to some degree - it's just that most of us have the mental equivalent of a sanity check evaluating the bigger picture to make sure that simple stimulus-response programming doesn't take us off the rails.I'm convinced it's done on purpose by the casinos to prove how pathetic gambling addicts are that they will play literally any garbage as long as it pays out sometimes.
I hope he never tardrages in the bathroom. I don't want his parents dealing with a smashed toilet.I mean, dude's broken his chair, his door, his wall, his dad's keyboard and his computer monitor in fits of anger, so it's a safe bet at some point he broke his bed too.
Actually skinner's findings were nuancedWe've know that since Skinner and operant conditioning and reinforcement schedules in the 40s and 50s. Intermittent reinforcement is compelling to everyone to some degree - it's just that most of us have the mental equivalent of a sanity check evaluating the bigger picture to make sure that simple stimulus-response programming doesn't take us off the rails.
Our boy Austin here appears to be missing that feature.
...Yeah, I know. That's what intermittent reinforcement is.Actually skinner's findings were nuanced
The best way to condition someone to do a task is not to give them a reward every time. It is to give them a random chance of getting a reward. This quote is obviously relevant to casinos.
On a related note, anyone notice how slow these stake games are ? The dealers deal the cards so slowly. Is this an attempt to keep people on the site longer and increase their engagement ?...Yeah, I know. That's what intermittent reinforcement is.