Publication in Russian on the Zen blog
https://dzen.ru/a/ZhfXufJtjHgbBwXA
Let's imagine for a moment that you came to a chic restaurant for a romantic date. It contains, as expected in such establishments, the service for which you paid. You sit with your chosen one at the table, the waiter brings the dishes, and now comes the climax of the evening.
The atmosphere is inviting, everything is fine, quiet music is playing, the lights are dimmed, and then... the national anthem suddenly begins to play, the bright lights turn on, a crowd of waiters runs up to you, pushing everyone away, the restaurant chef runs out and with a loud thud plops a saucepan in the middle of the table shit...m, around which flies are buzzing. The impact causes the contents to fly apart and leave you covered in stinking freckles. Everyone applauds, and the cooks and waiters jostle and begin to snatch excrement from the saucepan and throw it at you, shouting “congratulations!” The evening is ruined, the lady has urgently left the establishment, you are standing around, but the light becomes dim again, and romantic music is playing again. Introduced?
- “What was that” - you ask? This is what most of you encounter every day - advertising! She crawls out of all the cracks. You didn't order it and you didn't pay for it. For example, you purchased equipment, paid for Internet access, decided to listen to music or watch a movie, and at that very moment it comes, advertising! Why the fright? You didn't order it. You are not obligated to pay for poor quality service! In the end, not only does it spoil the impression of the content you listen to/watch, but it also eats up your most valuable resource - time! Something needs to be done about all this.
Advertising. She gradually began to appear on TV and Radio after the collapse of the Union in 1991, and fill the space. The sound became louder and the colors brighter. Its quantity per unit of information increased, and it itself filled everything, displacing the main content.
There was a time when you could watch a film on the Internet without it. Now, before watching a movie, there is a whole line of information that is completely uninteresting to me about tampons, diarrhea, someone’s joint pain, and other garbage crap.
Advertising rushes like a hawk to what I upload to the Internet, to the fact that only I have copyright... and no one asks me if I want my friends to watch this crap before they watch what I posted on a social network?
Over time, a deeper problem emerged. Advertising began to appear in audio tracks. At first, in small doses and not everywhere, but the first swallows flew... Now advertising is everywhere.
I can imagine what will happen when the population is chipped... it’s scary - not hidden control, which is unlikely to reach everyone. Advertising in your head is scary, unexpectedly and around the clock! Advertising in dreams and during morning breakfast. Just imagine...
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Publication in Russian on the Zen blog
