From: The Guardian
Spoiler alert: most people want to remain in the dark, finds study
February 28, 2017
The Guardian:
Whether anticipating good news or bad, it turns out that most people would prefer to remain in the dark than sneak a glimpse of the future.
According to research involving more than 2,000 participants, more than 85% would not want to know if their marriage would end in divorce, while a similar proportion wanted to remain ignorant of when they would die. Even for happy events, ignorance was often prized, be it in the case of Christmas gifts, or the upshot of a football match.
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