>the world wants brainless consumers - what is better than someone with sensory disorders, who can be primed to get up and buy with a simple prick? That's a pr

>the world wants brainless consumers - what is better than someone with sensory disorders, who can be primed to get up and buy with a simple prick? That's a pretty broad and inaccurate generalization of autism spectrum disorders. If anything I think people on the spectrum are far less likely to be convinced to buy products through advertisement. Autism is a sort of innate stubbornness.