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Yeah, exactly. That’s what I’m driving at. At the same time, I find it a bizarre bit of cognitive dissonance when people blame the product, and not the people
by bobwaycott 7y ago
Yeah, exactly. That’s what I’m driving at.
At the same time, I find it a bizarre bit of cognitive dissonance when people blame the product, and not the people in the company behind it. In most cases, at least. The product isn’t pushing itself on the public. It’s people doing that work, and people should be held responsible for it. Yes, there are bad products—but they aren’t making themselves.
It’s strange that we find it so easy to think up ways to ban a product, but never consider banning the advertising that pushes it on everyone and convinces them they just have to have it.