Now comes the part, were advertisers try to create sociogenic illnesses that spread theire product/brands information.
We can also skip directly to the part, were we mourn the youtfull ideals of a idea, taken over by scammers.
Now comes the part, were advertisers try to create sociogenic illnesses that spread theire product/brands information.
We can also skip directly to the part, were we mourn the youtfull ideals of a idea, taken over by scammers.
I can think of a lot of advertising jingles that work this way.
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Oh how like Tourette's it isI know you aren't totally serious, but this won't work, most likely. The "advantage" of having a tick like that is not just that it gives you attention, it's something absolutely low-effort and instant gratification. Contributing to science is anything but. Plus, even if individuals tried to do so, it's quite easy to miss newest research or fall for a fallacy, which will make for a net-negative contribution if you are not careful.