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Lying overlaps marketing. The pizza you get never has the density of toppings in the ads, nor the soup all the chunky bits. Your battery life doesn't match the
by quantified 3y ago
Lying overlaps marketing. The pizza you get never has the density of toppings in the ads, nor the soup all the chunky bits. Your battery life doesn't match the manufacturer claims. All the fine print spells out how you can't claim that prize.
It's a spectrum with some tolerated boundaries, just like we abhor lies between people except for the ones we accept (Santa Claus to the kids, you have a beautiful smile, etc.)
But this is, again, just another Tesla Musk lie. Perhaps he was just "being sarcastic."
- vjjsejj 3y ago> Your battery life doesn't match the manufacturer claims They are still measuring that in a defined standardized way. It might be very different from real world conditions but that doesn’t mean that they are explicitly lying.
- rsynnott 3y ago> The pizza you get never has the density of toppings in the ads, nor the soup all the chunky bits. In some countries (including the US, actually, I thought), regulators have started cracking down on this, though it certainly used to be the case that food photography was basically all about fraud.
- yuppiepuppie 3y agoAny source on that crackdown?