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Nope, because advertisement doesn't "significantly affect" you. At least that's how it's meant and how it will be understood. This is about credit, employment,
by matt4077 10y ago
Nope, because advertisement doesn't "significantly affect" you. At least that's how it's meant and how it will be understood. This is about credit, employment, insurance, medical care etc.
- Symmetry 10y agoMedical care?! Oh God. Well, I suppose the AMA will keep the US from embracing machine learning so it's not like this is actually a chance for the US to reverse its lag in mortality statistics.
- csn 10y agoAlthough just like the things you list, I can think of a plethora of ways with which advertising can literally, indirectly change my life by convincing me to purchase a product or service.