Re:Advertising as a source of dissatisfaction: cross-nationa...
by borkt on Tuesday May 28, 2019 @05:25PM
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I don't care how much education they have, the minds who are focused on developing ways to capture people's increasingly fractured attention are disqualified from being considered the top minds of our generation.
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Re:Advertising as a source of dissatisfaction: cross-nationa...
by ACow_Adonis on Tuesday May 28, 2019 @10:54PM
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honestly, its just a thinly veiled repetition of the American/boomer dad stereotype that money flow is the key arbiter of intelligence (even though I think at the higher end of intelligence its actually the opposite/ non correlated)
Re:Advertising as a source of dissatisfaction: cross-nationa...
by nothal on Tuesday May 28, 2019 @11:40PM
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I think that's a nearsighted appraisal of people in these industries. Advertising is effective and so is the myth that money gives you actualization, to me it makes perfect sense that smart kids are going into a high paying industry while missing it's harmful effect.
Re:Advertising as a source of dissatisfaction: cross-nationa...
by TelmoMenezes on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @10:19AM
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If they were really smart they would see the bigger picture.
Re:Advertising as a source of dissatisfaction: cross-nationa...
by chillwaves on Sunday June 02, 2019 @03:32PM
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You are assuming their values. Smart people can be selfish. Smart people can have no concern for a legacy or the bigger picture of humanity.
Re:Advertising as a source of dissatisfaction: cross-nationa...
by loco5niner on Wednesday May 29, 2019 @06:06PM
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Very smart people are often smart only within a somewhat narrow field. I imagine they are often lacking in general experience and wisdom.