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This why there are no billionaire philosophers. Every argument he made about advertising i can make about his article, and about every interaction he had in his
by davemel37 11y ago
This why there are no billionaire philosophers. Every argument he made about advertising i can make about his article, and about every interaction he had in his entire life with everyone he ever met. Just because economics are in play with advertising doesnt mean that everything and everyone else in the world shouldnt be held to the same standards.
Contrary to what this article claims...people do value their attention and are very particular and careful with how they allocate it. Good marketers also know how valuable peoples attention is and are careful to respect it...hence the rise of content marketing and value add advertising.
The argument that consumers dont give media permission to sell their attention is false. You can always change the channel, click away, drive a different route, and stop using an app. You make choices about how you allocate your attention and you accept the costs associated with it by allocating your attention to that media.
- TazeTSchnitzel 11y ago> This why there are no billionaire philosophers. Becoming a billionaire requires being unethical in this society. The mere existence of billionaires is a problem, anyway. So of course people who care about ethics do not become billionaires. Is that the fault of the people with ethical concerns? No, it is a damning statement about our society.
- davemel37 11y agoWant to know the only difference between your ethics and a billionaires ethics? Your ethics look to the world and others to assign blame and criticize...billionaires look to themselves to see how they can improve and grow despite circumstances outside themselves and beyond their control. I might not be a billionaire...but i definitely dont want to be someone who cant take ownership my own problems.