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While it does seem like a good ad, is there any data on whether it is actually effective? The title for World's Cleverest Anti-Smoking ad really should be give
by stickfigure 7y ago
While it does seem like a good ad, is there any data on whether it is actually effective?
The title for World's Cleverest Anti-Smoking ad really should be given to whatever actually gets people to stop smoking.
- rkuykendall-com 7y agoRTFA > And calls to the hotline went up 62% in 1 month.
- Shivetya 7y agoit really comes down to immediate expense versus deferred, as in the health costs are deferred to the point that people don't feel the impact until it is upon them. so the only solution is to make the product cost so much that the immediate cost becomes the concern or just outright ban it. The US issue is too many states rely on the tax and penalty revenue associated with the products they may be loathe to give it up.