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Interesting blog. I've often pondered the same question myself, especially after seeing someone whom I'd thought "knew better" forward one of these bulletins/emails, LOL.
To continue the discussion: what sort of chain communication did people forward before there were emails and bulletins and other electronic forms of communication? Was there anything else besides chain letters? Those required time and effort, and we all know that the vast majority of those ended up in the trash can. Which leads to the next question: why were they thrown away? Was it because people 20+ years ago didn't actually believe in them (as opposed to most people now, it seems), or because they were just simply too lazy to go through the effort of forwarding the chain letter? If the second reason is the answer, then does that mean that most chain emails/bulletins nowadays are forwarded because it's easier to click a few buttons and clog up a friend's inbox than...
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