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/* Native advertising, or just a couple people in the office who own Porches and really like the cars. Bias can be internal. They are nice cars. Mechanically ri
by mironathetin 11y ago
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Native advertising, or just a couple people in the office who own Porches and really like the cars. Bias can be internal. They are nice cars. Mechanically ridiculous imho, but lots of people just like them. Some of those people write about it.
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I think this might be it.
The article is hard to distinguish from advertising, but also journalists can fall for the wrong car.
The 911 is not about rationally thinking through the pros and cons of the technology. It is a lifestyle product that sells to drivers who want to buy an image. A rational discussion must lead to error and end in /dev/null.
- jetm9 11y agoThis or any car related article/site/TV/Web show is native advertising (but not like Buzzfeed native advertising) because author probably in one camp. Some examples: Porsche, Ferrari, Muscle Car, European, American, Japanese, Modified, Old School Cars.... If you dont know the scene just dont comment like it's Buzzfeed piece!
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