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The article makes the exact opposite claim: the cultural imprint does ot need to evoke a feeling in you, you just need to believe that others are associating t
by tduberne 5y ago
The article makes the exact opposite claim: the cultural imprint does ot need to evoke a feeling in you, you just need to believe that others are associating the product with a certain image (to which the company hopes lots of customers will want to identify).
As the article argues, this also makes it more difficult to escape: you have no control over what others are seeing.
- mekkkkkk 5y agoI think that we agree. My only point is that the warm feeling of aligning with a preferred image is still an implanted emotion.