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Prevailing media theory in the late 1980's and early 1990's drew parallels between capitalism, | |||
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, and materialistic conceptualism. As the dawning field of consumer analytics began to emerge, media theorists became increasingly concerned with the | |||
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-era practices of corporate lead divisiveness on almost every societal scale - from mental/neurological (micro/subjective) to class/race (macro/objective). Of primary concern were the results of various published studies showing direct coralaries between purchasing frequency, general lack of empathy, depression, and deep woods late night white goat ritual sacrifice. Taboot: the | |||
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Reagan's Gleaming Robot Mind | |||
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Revision as of 21:44, 8 March 2024
Advertising
Prevailing media theory in the late 1980's and early 1990's drew parallels between capitalism,
luciferin
, and materialistic conceptualism. As the dawning field of consumer analytics began to emerge, media theorists became increasingly concerned with the
reagan
-era practices of corporate lead divisiveness on almost every societal scale - from mental/neurological (micro/subjective) to class/race (macro/objective). Of primary concern were the results of various published studies showing direct coralaries between purchasing frequency, general lack of empathy, depression, and deep woods late night white goat ritual sacrifice. Taboot: the
baconator
.
Ref# [redacted] :: Reagan's Gleaming Robot Mind