I feel like the Chase "infinite money glitch" people found (it's just very simple, very traceable check fraud that people recorded themselves doing and put it on TikTok) is indicative of a very specific, very stupid mindset. It's people who aren't particularly smart assuming that there are easily exploited holes in the system that have no consequences, that their stupid asses are the first people to think of stealing money from the bank.
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in reply to Rabbit Cohen • • •Sometimes it helps to remember that the AVERAGE IQ is 100.
That means a lot of people with less than 100 IQ, right?
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in reply to Rabbit Cohen • • •and Chase is considering criminal charges.
" It is fraud, plain and simple"
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in reply to Rabbit Cohen • •Like the banks would allow that unchecked
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in reply to Rabbit Cohen • • •I wonder if the problem is less stupidity more due to not being able to reason more than a couple of steps at once. Without practice, it becomes more mental effort than they are used to and so just skip any sanity checking. I think it's possible that the original video was intended as a prank to see how many people would fall for it, but we'll see in the indictments to follow.
It's an argument for teaching more math word problems, and computer programming. You may never use the math or programming, but your brain will be trained to break down complex problems.
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