I don't turn them off. But, I also think it's funny that they won't let the office television be on the news anymore. Only HGTV because it was starting arguments. 🤭
Was researching how graphics and images are applied to boxes and packaging. It's insane how much money is spent on something which will just be thrown away.
I relate it to the restaurant industry. The most common theme I hear from chefs and restaurant owners when training new employees is "people eat with their eyes first." If your plate is sloppily thrown together, it doesn't matter how good the food is, it literally won't taste as good.
I always feel bad about the number of things that get thrown away just in the name of transportation. People pay big bucks for shit to be perfect. Then it's made and shipped by folks who don't care if your shit arrives perfect. So tons of waste is created in the name of getting that final payment that allows them to ignore you. Short term profits will destroy us in the long run.
The marketing industry abuses the field of psychology. Regular psychologists do that too, but these companies literally have a position for marketing psychologists. They're learning how our brains work so they can use it to manipulate us into buying shit we don't need.
I completely stopped buying anything other than groceries from box stores and online stores. I just buy electronics and other items from yardsales sometimes fb yardsale, but only from actual people not sponsored ads. It helps me sleep a little better at night.
While I agree with you, I don't think advertising in its current form is something to be admired. No one in today's world teaches young people (who are the main ones advertisers target) proper money management. It's actually quite the opposite, even our government officials are poor examples of money managers. Institutions prey on naive young people that want luxuries now but to pay later, then once they're in debt up to their ears because banks and credit card companies push the buy now pay later scheme everyone acts like they should've known. No they shouldn't have known because no body tells them or even gives positive examples of it in today's society.
It requires teaching people responsibility. Nobody teaches that anymore and society actually pushes the opposite narrative. If you weren't retarded you'd see that.
I don't want your ad two minutes into my 7 minute clip. Especially not twice. I NEVER want a 2 hour advert... And when I listen to audiobooks and turn up the volume because of the narrator's soft soothing voice, I HATE getting a trumpet procession at 50 decibels over baseline, telling me I shoulda bought Helmans. I would tolerate a brief ad that clearly sponsored a video I want to watch. Too long and I can do without both. Tactics, that's 80% why. WAY too much seller tone-deafness.
And the other 20%: the all-pervasive woke seepage*, is brand-destroying. I have a near-endless list of brands that are gayer and blacker than they are BRANDED TO THEIR PURPORTED PURPOSES; these get opened and abandoned in-store, without purchase. I only buy stuff, when I can't recall which uniparty the maker donates to; and I have a good memory.
Holly-wood magicians had a witch behind an advertising executive. She was his hidden hand and fixer when he was stumped or in trouble. Reasons.
She was from a 'pureblood' family but married a 'muggle' who's boss was a Tate.
'BeWitched' by his wife's wiley ways behind the scenes Darren/Durwood was only half-aware of its extent.
Advertising is Ad-verse psychology, touting fear and desire, the mindkillers, to sell product with by product of mind manipulation.
Madison Avenue went mad and created MAD magazine operating out of their office to satyr-ise the culture they themselves create in an endless cycle of re-cycling. This they call Transformation or Metamophosis. Obama called it Change.
Madison Avenue called it Rolling Stone.
The professional ad man as Carnival Barker in every way.
a) before suggestion (marketing/advertising) exits temptation (choice of want over need)...
b) while being (life) used (inception towards death) one cannot own; only RE (respond to) USE (being used by).
Owning represents the temptation to want what isn't needed...those who want to own can be tricked to pay a price for that which is given towards "free" will of choice.
c) not "percent", but PER (preposition, denoting through, passing, or over the whole extent) SENT (drive by force to a distance), hence living (per) within the process of dying (sent).
The smartest and most beautiful person I ever knew became a advertiser lol. Could have been anything they wanted.
Just lost their second brother to an overdose/suicide.
You think they would be ready to raze the pharma companies, but nope.
Just goes to show you, difference between book smart and common sense.
All the commercials I see these days during appointments are selling garbage..
I'm referring to the items being junk before they ever get to you.
I don't buy them. I'm just amazed at the commercials. I never see them unless I'm out and about.
I don't turn them off. But, I also think it's funny that they won't let the office television be on the news anymore. Only HGTV because it was starting arguments. 🤭
This would go good in the CONSOOOOOM forum
Was researching how graphics and images are applied to boxes and packaging. It's insane how much money is spent on something which will just be thrown away.
I relate it to the restaurant industry. The most common theme I hear from chefs and restaurant owners when training new employees is "people eat with their eyes first." If your plate is sloppily thrown together, it doesn't matter how good the food is, it literally won't taste as good.
I always feel bad about the number of things that get thrown away just in the name of transportation. People pay big bucks for shit to be perfect. Then it's made and shipped by folks who don't care if your shit arrives perfect. So tons of waste is created in the name of getting that final payment that allows them to ignore you. Short term profits will destroy us in the long run.
hurry up and buy!
The marketing industry abuses the field of psychology. Regular psychologists do that too, but these companies literally have a position for marketing psychologists. They're learning how our brains work so they can use it to manipulate us into buying shit we don't need.
Eat sleep consume repeat. Society is collapsing but that's probably a good thing
I completely stopped buying anything other than groceries from box stores and online stores. I just buy electronics and other items from yardsales sometimes fb yardsale, but only from actual people not sponsored ads. It helps me sleep a little better at night.
While I agree with you, I don't think advertising in its current form is something to be admired. No one in today's world teaches young people (who are the main ones advertisers target) proper money management. It's actually quite the opposite, even our government officials are poor examples of money managers. Institutions prey on naive young people that want luxuries now but to pay later, then once they're in debt up to their ears because banks and credit card companies push the buy now pay later scheme everyone acts like they should've known. No they shouldn't have known because no body tells them or even gives positive examples of it in today's society.
It requires teaching people responsibility. Nobody teaches that anymore and society actually pushes the opposite narrative. If you weren't retarded you'd see that.
I don't want your ad two minutes into my 7 minute clip. Especially not twice. I NEVER want a 2 hour advert... And when I listen to audiobooks and turn up the volume because of the narrator's soft soothing voice, I HATE getting a trumpet procession at 50 decibels over baseline, telling me I shoulda bought Helmans. I would tolerate a brief ad that clearly sponsored a video I want to watch. Too long and I can do without both. Tactics, that's 80% why. WAY too much seller tone-deafness.
And the other 20%: the all-pervasive woke seepage*, is brand-destroying. I have a near-endless list of brands that are gayer and blacker than they are BRANDED TO THEIR PURPORTED PURPOSES; these get opened and abandoned in-store, without purchase. I only buy stuff, when I can't recall which uniparty the maker donates to; and I have a good memory.
Holly-wood magicians had a witch behind an advertising executive. She was his hidden hand and fixer when he was stumped or in trouble. Reasons.
She was from a 'pureblood' family but married a 'muggle' who's boss was a Tate.
'BeWitched' by his wife's wiley ways behind the scenes Darren/Durwood was only half-aware of its extent.
Advertising is Ad-verse psychology, touting fear and desire, the mindkillers, to sell product with by product of mind manipulation.
Madison Avenue went mad and created MAD magazine operating out of their office to satyr-ise the culture they themselves create in an endless cycle of re-cycling. This they call Transformation or Metamophosis. Obama called it Change. Madison Avenue called it Rolling Stone.
The professional ad man as Carnival Barker in every way.
I call it out as Luciferian Ad-verse Psychology
a) before suggestion (marketing/advertising) exits temptation (choice of want over need)...
b) while being (life) used (inception towards death) one cannot own; only RE (respond to) USE (being used by).
Owning represents the temptation to want what isn't needed...those who want to own can be tricked to pay a price for that which is given towards "free" will of choice.
c) not "percent", but PER (preposition, denoting through, passing, or over the whole extent) SENT (drive by force to a distance), hence living (per) within the process of dying (sent).