This is Royal Caribbean’s ‘Harmony of the Seas‘, launched in 2015. It's 1,188' long, 216' wide, & 226,963 GRT; 6k passengers, 2k crew; 23 swimming pools.
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'Consumerism is not 'materialistic', but 'semiotic'. It concerns mainly the psychological world of signs, symbols, images, and brands' -- 'Spent'pic.twitter.com/zNzH3HNEic
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When I still worked in membership sales at a fitness facility we would abuse this fact with "gold" status memberships and lots of other nonesense.
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First time coming across the word semiotic. Looked it up and still not sure I understand the statement. Would love to understand though
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here "semiotic" means signal-like or belonging to the symbolic world
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Mainly? Perhaps, but only true now. Not, say, in 1960. Unless you worked in advertising.
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Any suggestions in the book (or elsewhere) for how to redirect instinctive human drives for consumption based on sexual selection, in ways that make conservation and building of social capital (in place of material or wealth accumulation) more 'sexy' to potential mates?
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Wth is social capital?
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