But McCusker's message, although implausible, was irresistible.
Lewandowsky et al. noted that individuals tend to accept the truth of information, unless there is significant distrust, the message is implausible, and significant attention is applied in the situation in which the information is received [ 3].
Such individuals may not just post offensive messages, but also annoyingly implausible stories, grand claims, and obvious lies.
But, says Ascher, there is nothing so implausible about an artist wanting to communicate a message and experimenting with the means of doing so.
First, Trumponomics appeals directly to older voters, seniors and near-seniors: its message on entitlements in obvious ways, its implausible promises about bringing back factory jobs via the deep power of nostalgia.
Its multiple messages and allusions are concealed within an implausible, complicated structure, just like the multitude of stories buried in Cervantes's digressive, picaresque novel.
Though its message about the collapse of capitalism can seem implausible, it's a jaw-dropping assault of sight, sound, and hand gestures.
Obviously it would be better for the country if this message weren't freighted with Paul's noxious baggage, and entangled with his many implausible ideas.
It's implausible, but also a fast-paced and readable thriller which manages obliquely to pack a strong and realistic message about the horrors of drugs.
While inducing interest alignment on the relevant dimensions and restricting the message spaces facilitated equilibrium play and information transmission, having a fully revealing equilibrium that is supported by implausible beliefs reduced the instances in which the equilibrium was played.
