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Playing the devil's advocate here but there could be a good side. It can also help us buy things we didn't know we needed, bringing our unconscious forward and
by Valakas_ 5y ago
Playing the devil's advocate here but there could be a good side. It can also help us buy things we didn't know we needed, bringing our unconscious forward and making us realise things about ourselves we didn't know. I wouldn't mind that, if only I knew only I had access to that information though.
- IanSanders 5y ago> It can also help us buy things we didn't know we needed, bringing our unconscious forward and making us realise things about ourselves we didn't know There is no commercial incentive to do any of that
- dexterdog 5y agoMost commercial incentive I have witnessed is to do precisely that.
- lr4444lr 5y agoI think there's a clear distinction to make between clicking on links to other people's content - that's like walking into a store and the proprietor sharing his video footage of you in there with other vendors - vs. having your own personal expression (photos, personal sentiments, friend networks) shared without your consent.
- Levitz 5y ago>It can also help us buy things we didn't know we needed It is remarkably difficult for such a thing to happen. Very little is needed and that that is tends to be rather obvious.
- adolph 5y agoIn Maslov's model the volume of needs would probably graph to an ellipse instead of a triangle. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow's_hierarchy_of_needs https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow's_hierarchy_of_needs