On Mon, 17 May 1999, Rhonda Chapman wrote:
> >>One creates demand by providing quality.
And Microsoft Windows. That's one crappy piece of software,
and still, all the marketing praises it and it is always
shown in positive light.
The PERCEPTION is different from reality, none the less
the perceived quality/popularity/etc of the product create
the demand.
It is perception that matters. Not reality when marketing things.
Same thing with news articles. Shocking shit that gets more sales
is best, be it true or false. If false, you can write twice about
it.
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> It would be a wonderful world if this were true. However, if
> you explain pet rocks, talking christmas trees, and beanie babies?