or rather the idea of the lifestyle
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Replying to @fire__exit
Yeah but I'm continually amazed that they are effective. If they are effective. That form of mind control seems so obvious to me
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Replying to @niftierideology @fire__exit
Once an ad had been seen by millions, you can't escape the signaling implications.
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Replying to @KevinSimler @niftierideology
yeah, it's not about "tricking" you, it's about showing you what messages you can send with the product
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"i want to show people i'm a fun-loving guy" buys corona not bc it makes me fun, but bc it shows others i am
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let's be honest all else held the same do you pick the lame car or the cool one "yeah looks sick, doesn't it?
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Replying to @fire__exit @KevinSimler
But, like, no car ads are appealing. Corona Light is not appealing. This makes all advertising absurd to me.
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I mean, I get the signaling aspect. There's a disconnect in my brain. I have to think a little harder to remember
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The first thing I notice about ads is "You have not explained what the product is or why I should desire it"
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So it's just kind of humorous when the whole world is filled with appeals that fall completely flat for me
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get with the zeitgeist man
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