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Anonymous (ID: WW30nv3F)  07/08/23(Sat)09:11:00 No.433683291▶>>433683445
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>They want you stressed and looking for solutions, more susceptible to advertising for all kinds of consoomables to make the feels go away.
also
https://amidwesterndoctor.substack.com/p/emotional-health-in-the-age-of-disconnection
>Since the 1970s [this date was my best guess but may be incorrect], our economy has gradually transitioned from selling products based on their merits to selling based on an emotional appeal. This is because most of the population has a stronger response to this type of advertising (the broad implications of which will be discussed in an upcoming article) and because you can sell an unlimited number of things for emotional reasons. In contrast, the utility of many products can quickly evaporate after a sufficient number of purchases, thereby making it very challenging to sustain sales indefinitely if a product is marketed solely on its merits.

>Almost all emotional marketing follows a straightforward formula:

>1. Make the watcher feel bad (e.g., envious, insecure, or self-loathing).

>2. Present the product as the solution to those negative feelings
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