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http://www.lysol.com/products/no-touch-hand-soap-system/
The dirt fearing, hypocritical center-left, center-right, consumptive, short sighted, malleable, manipulable target market for this product: The American Electorate.
In a country where mega corporations can render the damned household soap dispenser a scary vector of contamination - soap as a disease causing agent! - can we really expect a whole lot of support for withdrawing from the global bomb dropping marketing campaign to
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If you asked them, a lot of Americans would express agreement with the notion that they are entitled to have whatever they want, and take it from other peoples and countries around the world, if necessary. Usually, you hear this in regard to the Arabs having "our oil", but it's a pretty universal sentiment. It's all about convenience and self-centeredness, and makes violent conflict inevitable.
Agreed. Below, I posted excerpts from three excellent essays, two directly about oil and one about consumption and diminishing returns.
As long as there's a hundred million person market of consumers who cannot recognize these diminishing returns, who live in "convenience and self-centeredness," I have to agree that it's a foregone conclusion that the military will get its toys.
I wonder if there's a point at which our commodities will get so specific that everyone will realize that they'll never be satisfied by them. That will be the true revolutionary moment.
I don't know, Ethan. I think it could be explored in fiction, but short of living in all encompassing virtual reality, I think the 2nd Law will catch up with us before we go universal POPAI, etc.
Hand wringing pun.
I've also seen a commercial for a paper towel dispenser for your bathroom. Because towels are so gross.
of course nobody cares that a few billion 'germs' are living in your gut, helping you digest and poop.
almost,
You're not supposed point that out. Only medical experts are allowed to make that point, and only in the context of a human interest pieces, or after twenty minutes of commercial saturation by pharma and SE Johnson...
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