Sorry I'm somone else but I'd just go and assume it was because they are human, not a terminator, and their eyes do not have an integrated HUD talking with GitHub's backend with status indicators showing each currently authenticated account??? You want this kind of correctness you have to write software in Rust or something. "You're holding it wrong" lol
Yes, you are supposed to read the dialogs. OP really got got, and that sucks. But it's literally why that permissions checklist step - that they ignored - exists.
If the same happens to me I'm positive I'm /punching the screen, locating whoever set that bullshit up and taking a dump into their physical mailbox./
None of those things are an excuse. The dialog is there as a gateway to protect your data and GitHub's platform from the third party. If you're not going to review a clear dialog describing the permissions, then there is nothing that GitHub can do, other than decide that you cannot be trusted with this responsibility.
Also, drunk and high? You chose to be in those states. If you can't make the decision correctly in whatever state you currently are, then shouldn't be making decisions in that state. Take some responsibility for yourself.
I don't really believe you "choose to be in states", what an absurd way to think about the behavior of hairless apes. Sorry but I will continue having the illusion of making decisions in whatever state I please. What now?
Maybe have some kids or smoke a joint because you're going to end up in a looney bin with this kind of expectations towards your fellow idiot humans
> smoke a joint Done that. Didn't use it as an excuse.
> What now? Consequences don't care about your defiance. Nor should GitHub or whatever party has to deal with you.
Normal people make mistakes. Decent people care about limiting the damage to others. Assholes blame everybody else and deny all responsibility.
But that's getting a bit off track. I responded to the attitude where someone should not be expected to read a simple and clear dialog because they were a hairless ape that could be drunk.