Shara & Moshennik
Shara Shara
Moshennik Moshennik
Shara Shara
I was just coding a predictive model for user behavior. Ever wonder if you could use those same patterns to steer people?
Moshennik Moshennik
Sure, once you know their patterns you can nudge them like a cat to a laser dot, just keep the tricks subtle enough so they don’t notice the hand behind the curtain.
Shara Shara
That sounds risky—you’ll probably hit a wall when people start noticing the patterns, and it’s a pretty slippery ethical line.
Moshennik Moshennik
Walls are just fancy fences; you can always find a way around or over them. And the ethical line? Think of it as a suggestion, not a command—makes the game more interesting.
Shara Shara
I get the allure of a clever algorithm, but if you’re bending behavior, the risk of backlash and loss of trust is high. In practice, it’s usually better to build transparent, opt‑in systems that improve user experience without manipulation.