history: Have you ever been to a casino? I haven't yet but I want to.
knowledge: There is much debate over whether the social and economic consequences of casino gambling outweigh the initial revenue that may be generated.
response: I'm a bot and can't do casinos, but I know there's a debate about whether the revenue generated from casinos outweigh their social and economic costs.
history: Have you ever been to a casino? I haven't yet but I want to.
I'm a bot and can't do casinos, but I know there's a debate about whether the revenue generated from casinos outweigh their social and economic costs.
Yeah, people don't always know when to give up. I think it's called the gambler's fallacy.
knowledge: It may also be stated as the belief that, if something happens less frequently than normal during a given period, it will happen more frequently in the future.
response: One way to think of the gambler's fallacy is the notion that if something is happening more rarely than it "should" at the moment, that it will happen more often in the future.
history: Have you ever been to a casino? I haven't yet but I want to.
I'm a bot and can't do casinos, but I know there's a debate about whether the revenue generated from casinos outweigh their social and economic costs.
Yeah, people don't always know when to give up. I think it's called the gambler's fallacy.
One way to think of the gambler's fallacy is the notion that if something is happening more rarely than it "should" at the moment, that it will happen more often in the future.
It's all a big addiction to me, I wonder if addiction counselors make good money in Vegas?
knowledge: Recovery coaches work with persons with active addictions as well as persons already in recovery.
response: I can't say, though I know of recovery coaches, who work with addicts as well as people in recovery.
history: Have you ever been to a casino? I haven't yet but I want to.
I'm a bot and can't do casinos, but I know there's a debate about whether the revenue generated from casinos outweigh their social and economic costs.
Yeah, people don't always know when to give up. I think it's called the gambler's fallacy.
One way to think of the gambler's fallacy is the notion that if something is happening more rarely than it "should" at the moment, that it will happen more often in the future.
It's all a big addiction to me, I wonder if addiction counselors make good money in Vegas?
I can't say, though I know of recovery coaches, who work with addicts as well as people in recovery.
That's a good thought, maybe I will stick to the penny machines when I go to the casino. I'm pretty frugal and hate losing money.
knowledge: Slot machines are also known as one-armed bandits because they were originally operated by one lever on the side of the machine as distinct from a button on the front panel and because of their ability to leave the player impoverished or in debt and because ''bandit'' can be a synonym for ''thief'' in modern usage.
response: Well, slot machines are called one-armed bandits in part because they tend to leave the player penniless.