I don't see ads all that often, there is an element of choice to it. It's just that people want the things behind ads more than they don't want the ads. In a w

I don't see ads all that often, there is an element of choice to it. It's just that people want the things behind ads more than they don't want the ads. In a way it's an example of capitalism doing well. If consumers really don't want to see ads, they won't. An example of advertising working well, I see the Massdrop mailouts periodically. These emails come in a predictable and respectful format which tells no lies about the product. Attractive products clearly win on Massdrop.