Comment Re:Got Poison? (Score 1) 383
"Either a product is good and doesn't need to be spotlighted because it actually has value that people will search and pay for, or a product is bad and it is necessary to lie (story-tell) extensively in order to create demand that would not otherwise be there."
This is a fantasy. People often have to be persuaded to try top-quality products. They also have to be informed that the products exist in the first place. Remember the promotional campaign for the Salk vaccine? Oh no. You don't. You're only 22.
There's still time though. Perhaps you can stop the ads for the human papilloma virus vaccine. That's a good product so it doesn't have to be advertised. We can just wait for women to "search and pay for" it. The ones who don't know about it will have a greater chance of getting genital warts and cervical cancer but that's there problem, right?
What a hateful little turd you are.
This is a fantasy. People often have to be persuaded to try top-quality products. They also have to be informed that the products exist in the first place. Remember the promotional campaign for the Salk vaccine? Oh no. You don't. You're only 22.
There's still time though. Perhaps you can stop the ads for the human papilloma virus vaccine. That's a good product so it doesn't have to be advertised. We can just wait for women to "search and pay for" it. The ones who don't know about it will have a greater chance of getting genital warts and cervical cancer but that's there problem, right?
What a hateful little turd you are.
