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  • Haha, no I'm just that bad at English and typing. And have trouble finding keyboard that works for me. Sorry for that.

  • And "littering" is the "real" culprit why we all drawn in uneccesey plastic. We should blame consumers not the polluters.

    Corporations do it all the time.

  • I see your confusion. You are assessing it from the reality when the project already succeed. You think: people who wonder on the street are to blame if they are hit. How term change it in anyway? Right? Streets are for cars. Obviously.

    But before the campaing, the streets actually belonged to the people and cars was the dafoult expectation. You had a shopping carts there, children plaing, cyklist and walkers. Cars were introduced, and the responsibility was on the driver to keep attention. When the increasing number of accidents start to generate the bad press and there was a risk that use of car will become highly regulated, they launched the the campaign with a basic premise "car accidents victims are simpletons that have only themselves to blaim".

    Your confusions is a testimony to how well it worked.

  • Why? That's a perfect example. There is no qualitative difrence between Microsoft Store and Play Store. Why quantitative difference in the market share would make any distinction in the terminology we use around the process?

  • And companies ofted do it. Thay recoined jaywalking to put the blaim of the accidents to pedestrians and take away the road from them. They change what littering means in attrmpt to delute the responsibility for polution... We are better than that this time, right?

  • In the near future, when somome mix it with the plots of US economy tanking, can you please tag me? I have a few people to sent it to.

  • Author should trust more in their ability to deliver the point. The explanation arrows are not needed here at all.

  • Preaty please, go fuck yourself.

  • How can you read a proposal like this and not immediately go "Nope. That's it. We went too far. We lost. Let's circle back and start this entire society again from scratch"?

  • That you need 2-people teams working full-time around the clock to fix mistakes of AI for every position it replaced.

  • Character that use bad means to achive good results.

  • That is honestly inspiring. I'll keep you and your comics in mind when I'm thinking about my projects and things that "stop" me.

  • I went to see the comic and boy, how huge a doffrence is between the 1st episodes and this pannel. It's like a study in the importance of consistency on the path to mastery. Author should be proud.

  • He was probably physically assaulted with a brick-thick file of indisputable photo evidence of all horrible thing he did with Epstein.

  • Where did we take the wrong turn? look around at our patriarchy-driven gender regime Are you serious?

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  • But that's it, correlation. Giants with overwhelming distribution also have overwhelming marketing spent. And tons of leverage over smaller copetitors and parters that can be use to abuse them. There is a fairly good evidence that marketing works at awareness phase - as long as you need to inform people that you exist, it works. Once you pass this threshold marketing increase the sales, but not on the rate that justify the cost. Every natural experiment (when the ads were not launched by accident in some region or chanell) suggest brands like Coca-cola are loosing money on their marketing. It's a chinken game mixed with the king is naked game, where no one want to be a guy who say "maybe you pay us too much". Aka bubble.

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  • Marketing is all about explaining why it's a good thing that your campaign have negative ROI and about taking credits for things that would happen even without the ads. The rest is hype.