malcolmwhat

You’ve fallen into the fallacy of equating availability of advertisement to availability of knowledge. Knowledge is supposed to be a direct result of some observation of reality, advertising is usually a created and modified reality designed by someone (who is using their knowledge of the psychology behind it funnily enough) which displays the product or service as a requirement for improvement of the person being advertised too’s life. The goal of advertising is to sell, the result of knowledge is to understand. Two very different things.

The individual in the article pretty clearly doesn’t care about the impact of “at scale” behavior of this type or the impact that would have on others, read: people with integrity

Ironic that trying to scroll down immediately floods me with a ridiculous full page message that is not the article...