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]]> BUY Levonorgestrel ONLINE NO PRESCRIPTION http://tropophilia.com/2008/07/24/distracted-by-shoes/#comment-1542 Daniel Fri, 25 Jul 2008 13:09:13 +0000 http://tropophilia.com/?p=402#comment-1542 I agree that this is true. It's troubling to me, though, that even as we consume, we do not often question how advertising can affect us morally or spiritually. While we may have the freedom to express ourselves in many ways as consumers, we also should question our needs vs. wants and ask ourselves how advertising addresses these. I feel that advertising primarily addresses our wants rather than our needs, and it seems that, in general, the marketing process does not build us up as humans but instead appeals into our deepest flaws of greed and insecurity. I guess I just wish businesses and advertising as whole cultures would spend more time figuring out how to help us become better humans, instead of being satisfied when we become worse ones. I agree that this is true. It’s troubling to me, though, that even as we consume, we do not often question how advertising can affect us morally or spiritually. While we may have the freedom to express ourselves in many ways as consumers, we also should question our needs vs. wants and ask ourselves how advertising addresses these. I feel that advertising primarily addresses our wants rather than our needs, and it seems that, in general, the marketing process does not build us up as humans but instead appeals into our deepest flaws of greed and insecurity. I guess I just wish businesses and advertising as whole cultures would spend more time figuring out how to help us become better humans, instead of being satisfied when we become worse ones.

]]> BUY Levonorgestrel ONLINE NO PRESCRIPTION http://tropophilia.com/2008/07/24/distracted-by-shoes/#comment-3135 Daniel Fri, 25 Jul 2008 13:09:00 +0000 http://tropophilia.com/?p=402#comment-3135 I agree that this is true. It's troubling to me, though, that even as we consume, we do not often question how advertising can affect us morally or spiritually. While we may have the freedom to express ourselves in many ways as consumers, we also should question our needs vs. wants and ask ourselves how advertising addresses these. I feel that advertising primarily addresses our wants rather than our needs, and it seems that, in general, the marketing process does not build us up as humans but instead appeals into our deepest flaws of greed and insecurity. I guess I just wish businesses and advertising as whole cultures would spend more time figuring out how to help us become better humans, instead of being satisfied when we become worse ones. I agree that this is true. It’s troubling to me, though, that even as we consume, we do not often question how advertising can affect us morally or spiritually. While we may have the freedom to express ourselves in many ways as consumers, we also should question our needs vs. wants and ask ourselves how advertising addresses these. I feel that advertising primarily addresses our wants rather than our needs, and it seems that, in general, the marketing process does not build us up as humans but instead appeals into our deepest flaws of greed and insecurity. I guess I just wish businesses and advertising as whole cultures would spend more time figuring out how to help us become better humans, instead of being satisfied when we become worse ones.

]]> BUY Levonorgestrel ONLINE NO PRESCRIPTION http://tropophilia.com/2008/07/24/distracted-by-shoes/#comment-1539 Ashish Thu, 24 Jul 2008 18:25:43 +0000 http://tropophilia.com/?p=402#comment-1539 Big questions! I think a lot of this is inextricably bound up with the extent to which we view consumption as a form of expression. The people who waited in line to make sure they were among the first to get an iPhone, for instance, were making a statement about who they were as much as they were making one about the exciting novelty of the iPhone. I think it's a good thing that our wealth has allowed us the luxury of devoting so much energy to these pursuits--I'm sure many East Germans burst into tears the first time they stepped inside a West German store--but I think it's easy to lose sight of the boundary between using our shopping choices to augment our growth and using those choices to fill in for our normal processes of maturation. Big questions!

I think a lot of this is inextricably bound up with the extent to which we view consumption as a form of expression. The people who waited in line to make sure they were among the first to get an iPhone, for instance, were making a statement about who they were as much as they were making one about the exciting novelty of the iPhone. I think it’s a good thing that our wealth has allowed us the luxury of devoting so much energy to these pursuits–I’m sure many East Germans burst into tears the first time they stepped inside a West German store–but I think it’s easy to lose sight of the boundary between using our shopping choices to augment our growth and using those choices to fill in for our normal processes of maturation.

]]> BUY Levonorgestrel ONLINE NO PRESCRIPTION http://tropophilia.com/2008/07/24/distracted-by-shoes/#comment-3134 Ashish Thu, 24 Jul 2008 18:25:00 +0000 http://tropophilia.com/?p=402#comment-3134 Big questions! I think a lot of this is inextricably bound up with the extent to which we view consumption as a form of expression. The people who waited in line to make sure they were among the first to get an iPhone, for instance, were making a statement about who they were as much as they were making one about the exciting novelty of the iPhone. I think it's a good thing that our wealth has allowed us the luxury of devoting so much energy to these pursuits--I'm sure many East Germans burst into tears the first time they stepped inside a West German store--but I think it's easy to lose sight of the boundary between using our shopping choices to augment our growth and using those choices to fill in for our normal processes of maturation. Big questions!

I think a lot of this is inextricably bound up with the extent to which we view consumption as a form of expression. The people who waited in line to make sure they were among the first to get an iPhone, for instance, were making a statement about who they were as much as they were making one about the exciting novelty of the iPhone. I think it’s a good thing that our wealth has allowed us the luxury of devoting so much energy to these pursuits–I’m sure many East Germans burst into tears the first time they stepped inside a West German store–but I think it’s easy to lose sight of the boundary between using our shopping choices to augment our growth and using those choices to fill in for our normal processes of maturation.

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