How marketing changed everything

[@elityre2710]

This video was the biggest (maybe second biggest) shock to my view of the world that I've had in a year, at least. I now have to look into how marketing works and how exploitative it is vs. how much it serves the public's interests and desires. Thanks for sharing.

[@BerniesBootlegs1]

Also, I'm proud to be part of the G.M. notification squad. Who will join me?

[@cjcanton9121]

Me!

[@BerniesBootlegs1]

Reupload?

[@werquantum]

bernie’s bootlegs My guess is that Geoffrey cut out the two “redos” from the first upload.

[@BerniesBootlegs1]

When are you making a podcast? These types of videos could be easily uploaded in audio-only format, in addition to longer-form conversations. It's really easy and cheap to make a podcast. It takes maybe about an hour of work to set one up and have it on iTunes, Spotify, etc. once you have the audio files ready to go. Naval Ravikant's podcast episodes are all less than 5 minutes long.

[@eaji8853]

He did an amazing podcast with Tucker Max (my favourite podcast of all time). It's called The Mating Grounds Podcast. Highly recommended.

[@jordanjackson7171]

Really well done - Demand driven innovation vs Supply driven innovation.

[@TheFatFerret]

My gf just commented how beautiful your eyes are. That's it, no more Miller videos!

[@skenzyme81]

Serious question, have you notice any correlation between having a soothing voice and being poly? I have no clue. You’re my only data point.

[@runemborg]

Haha love the question. But actually when I think about it there might actually be a correlation between sexual activity and calm, soothing and confident voices (maybe primarily in males). Of course this can lead to more sexual partners, but it also might work in reverse. If you have more sexual partners you probably won't feel the need to assert yourself in the same manner as someone who has a harder time finding partners. Geoffrey has talked about poly people not needing, or wanting, to signal status as much as single or serial monogamous people. The same principle might apply to how people talk. I'm not sure if it makes sense, just my thoughts.

[@Matt-xw1xx]

So does that mean when someone has a fundamentally inverted conception of desire, they can't tell that they are being eaten alive? Sounds good to me.