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Maybe not you specifically, but it can be hard to say. Generally though, by making people unhappy with what they have and by convincing them that they need to a
by californical 7y ago
Maybe not you specifically, but it can be hard to say. Generally though, by making people unhappy with what they have and by convincing them that they need to always be spending money on something new to find happiness.
I've found a lot of improvement in my life satisfaction (and the size of my savings account) since getting rid of ads almost entirely. I've also found that I never feel the need to be in a hurry to buy something. Buying seems to be a slower process -- whenever I want the thing and feel good about it, not just because it's hot right now or I'll miss a deal. I know there will be another.
This may not apply to everyone but it was my experience. Clearly not a big fan of the ad industry haha.
- matz1 7y agoSure, they can try to convince people to spend money but you don't have to follow it, and then there is adblocker too.