They're correct. This is a legitimate marketing strategy. You don't have to dumb down observations like these with juvenile passive aggression just to feel better about your own intelligence lol
I forget which Food Theory video this was, but there was one where MattPat essentially brokedown the covert strategy that most supermarkets employ by purposely displaying their most egregious impulse buys at the very front of the store... so after you pat yourself on the back for not buying a £5 prosciutto-wrapped cheesesticks and olive assortment, you actually buy the other things that they want you to buy by the time you're further back in the store.
It's all about decision fatigue. (Don't buy that on sale mountain bike OP!)
I have browser extensions that block the AI searches everywhere (Google, DDG, etc), and whenever there's a lag, I notice that the AI search still auto-populates at the front of the page regardless before the extension hides it.
It's always running, whether you consent or not. I mean, I guess you could just stop searching for information on the internet? But that's not really inconveniencing anyone but yourself.
If he faces the consequences for his actions, he is poor. If he has people to do that for him, he is rich.
Wealth is measured in power and sway in capitalist society, not cash. If you can write a check to a lobbyist to get them to change a bill for you that you never voted on or participated in congress to enact, you are rich.
argh, got me lol