August 01, 2004

Temporality and Virtue

Ok, so I don't have to be tracking references manically anymore. But I will, 'cause that's what I do as a grad student.

Crooked Timber discusses virtue, vice, Netflix, and the temporality of decision making:

Participants made the choices either in a sequence, meaning that the viewings would be in the immediate future, or made them all simultaneously, meaning that some of the viewings would be delayed. Participants who made the choices in a sequence tended to pick mostly vice films, while participants who made the choices simultaneously picked many more virtue films.

The decision horizon affects the decision. Even for rental movies.

August 1, 2004 10:54 PM | TrackBack | in Temporality
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