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Is ought fallacy. Just because it is normal in marketing does not make it okay. I am increasingly of the point that marketing, by itself, is not okay. In my b
by tomjen3 5y ago
Is ought fallacy.
Just because it is normal in marketing does not make it okay. I am increasingly of the point that marketing, by itself, is not okay.
In my browser, it is certainly not okay. I attempt to practice memetic hygine, so I do not want to see ads. Not wanting to see ads, and having some actual privacy in the first place, is why I use Firefox.
- charcircuit 5y ago>Is ought fallacy. I am not trying to make a logical argument. That would require an agreement on a way to determine objectively whether something is okay or not. Unfortunately, humans are subjective beings. What they believe to be right and wrong is subjective. >I am increasingly of the point that marketing, by itself, is not okay. >I do not want to see ads. You say this yet you end your post with marketing. You are adverting Firefox. Marketing happens everywhere and trying to escape all of it is a fool's errand.