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> What matters is whether the person being forced to look at the shit gets a good deal or not. Funny, and true. While reading the parent post, I found myself
by gerbilly 8y ago
> What matters is whether the person being forced to look at the shit gets a good deal or not.
Funny, and true.
While reading the parent post, I found myself imagining Mr. Burns from the Simpsons rubbing his hands together as he considered what an awesome 'CPM' he was getting.
Like you, I also think some concepts are bullshit and totally deserving of willful ignorance.
I don't know what CPM is either, aside from an OS I used 30 years ago, but if it makes advertising seem reasonable or desirable, I'm sure I don't want to know.
- TeMPOraL 8y agoThe way I see it: in an industry whose main goal is to trick people into buying things they don't need, why should anyone expect it won't use its own methods on itself?