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I’ve always considered unregulated advertising claims to be a reflection of the weakness of the product: A food with “Quality” in the brand name is almost alway
by ericbarrett 5y ago
I’ve always considered unregulated advertising claims to be a reflection of the weakness of the product: A food with “Quality” in the brand name is almost always the low-shelf cheap version. “Comfort” in a motel means you’ll have a cheap bed and noisy, rattling air conditioning. Etc.
The unbridled crypto space is chock full of these signals.
- barkingcat 5y agoIt's like how many dictatorships have the word "Democratic" in their official country name.
- redisman 5y agoWait so you’re saying the coin “safeMoon” is neither safe or going to the moon?
- zild3d 5y agoand of course the "united" states
- arcticbull 5y agoThat's an interesting one because when it began, it was much closer to the 'loosely affiliated states' but over time, it has become more tight-knit under regulatory and leadership frameworks. That's not to say there isn't a bunch of internal disagreements. IMO.
- koheripbal 5y agoIndeed, many felt that it could provide a framework that might allow unlimited number of states around the world joining. A union of somewhat independent states.
- leifg 5y agoI never thought about it that way Just went to the homepage of McDonalds and guess what their title says: Burgers Fries & More. Quality Ingredients. …