>>355248

Enjoy

I always thought it was weird when the drug companies would have a commercial for something simple like a headache, and then list a whole laundry list of side effects far worse than the original problem.

Makes no sense, well, unless you're them of course.

>>355552

I don't think ads themselves are necessarily a problem, as long as the companies act like human beings instead of money grubbing rat fucks who have no interest in actually curing anything.

>>355577

Yeah, it's called apathy. It's pretty bad in this country these days.

>>355608

Yeah, didn't used to be that way. Last approx 10 years they have really escalated.

>>355611

True. You said the key word though. Incentive. How can you reverse their incentives to make it more profitable to do the right thing instead of trying to milk us by not actually curing anything?

>>355666

Oh, I understand them using the celebs because the people have become so shallow and brain washed that they will get whatever their favorite celebs tell them to.

Basically it's a form of branding.

>>355797

Yeah I know. I was just pointing out a small easily noticeable feature that might start a normie to begin the process of asking questions.