Re:No Evidence of Aloe Vera Found in the Aloe Vera at Wal-Ma...
by albedoa on Wednesday November 23, 2016 @03:54AM
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Whenever people buy something which they are completely unable to differentiate from a fake, are they really being defrauded when someone sells them the fake?
You are seriously confusing the placebo effect with ignorance of the expected effect.
It is fraud not because the user perceives the expected effect but because the user has been told that the perceived effect is the expected one.
You are seriously confusing the placebo effect with ignorance of the expected effect.
It is fraud not because the user perceives the expected effect but because the user has been told that the perceived effect is the expected one.