When the product maker intentionally tricks users into inviting friends or blasting social networks, they may see growth, but it comes at the expense of goodwill and trust.
As long as it's done the right way, and it isn't intentionally setup to trick or fool search engines, but rather to add value to human beings, you'll see immense results from this.
Based on the assumption that insects and plants intentionally disguise themselves to trick predators, the idea of protective mimicry at first seems to derive from an anthropocentric bias.
Melamine is an industrial chemical that animal feed producers here say has been intentionally mixed into feed to trick farmers into thinking they are buying higher protein meal, even though the chemical has no nutritional value.
And that's before we start thinking about people who might set out to intentionally distract or confuse a robot, tricking it into driving onto the pavement or falling down a staircase.
He did intentionally bad magic tricks and told surreal jokes that played like Zen koans.
Sometimes he won't do his tricks, intentionally, if I pay too much attention to the other white Bengals.
Some tricks were created intentionally; the puppeteers taught i-Cybie to do a headstand and to sit.
Try your hand at P-hacking – a trick whereby scientists accidentally or intentionally manipulate their data to get a particular result.
When you mess up, try to recover by cracking a joke, moving to a different trick, or pretending you were intentionally failing as part of a setup.
