Lost Wallet Test
Originally Posted by Daniel L,Dec 10 2006, 10:28 AM
Am I supposed to see something other than United Forensics?
this was a test wherein they left 100 wallets with IDs and a small amount of money. they put up a hidden camera and gathered stats as to who returned the wallets.
It's still present in the google cache.
Take a look here: http://72.14.209.104/search?q=cache:_FNuw1...lient=firefox-a
Take a look here: http://72.14.209.104/search?q=cache:_FNuw1...lient=firefox-a
Originally Posted by Daniel L,Dec 10 2006, 02:07 PM
It's still present in the google cache.
Take a look here: http://72.14.209.104/search?q=cache:_FNuw1...lient=firefox-a
Take a look here: http://72.14.209.104/search?q=cache:_FNuw1...lient=firefox-a
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i'd like to see them actually do a control test in which 100 white and 100 black were tested to see who would return the wallets.
having the results come from 100 mixed subjects in which the majority were white, puts an incredible bias on the test and the conclusion is therefore skewed.
i mean, this test is BS to begin with as it is used to judge integrity by race, at least make it even.
having the results come from 100 mixed subjects in which the majority were white, puts an incredible bias on the test and the conclusion is therefore skewed.
i mean, this test is BS to begin with as it is used to judge integrity by race, at least make it even.
Originally Posted by TriaXenginE,Dec 10 2006, 09:54 PM
i'd like to see them actually do a control test in which 100 white and 100 black were tested to see who would return the wallets.
having the results come from 100 mixed subjects in which the majority were white, puts an incredible bias on the test and the conclusion is therefore skewed.
i mean, this test is BS to begin with as it is used to judge integrity by race, at least make it even.
having the results come from 100 mixed subjects in which the majority were white, puts an incredible bias on the test and the conclusion is therefore skewed.
i mean, this test is BS to begin with as it is used to judge integrity by race, at least make it even.
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I was in Home Depot the other day, buying a few lock washers and bolts. I went through the self-checkout line and my total was just over $4. I put in a $20 bill and it spat out a $20 bill plus some change (instead of a $10, $5, and some change). I just tapped one of the cashiers on the shoulder and said "Hey, I just put in a $20 and it gave me back more than I put in - someone messed up when loading the cash". She thanked me and gave me my correct change.
Anyone else had a self-checkout give you more money than it should? That's got to be pretty rare, since I'm pretty sure that the bank stacks and sorts the cash and they electronically check the bills in each stack. If you buy a stack of $10s, I'm pretty sure they're going to all be $10s 99.9% of the time...
Anyone else had a self-checkout give you more money than it should? That's got to be pretty rare, since I'm pretty sure that the bank stacks and sorts the cash and they electronically check the bills in each stack. If you buy a stack of $10s, I'm pretty sure they're going to all be $10s 99.9% of the time...






