Sin is a Made-Up Religious Marketing Scheme
Caitlin Johnstone – What people think of as “sin” is a lot like Listerine’s halitosis marketing ploy.
Caitlin Johnstone – What people think of as “sin” is a lot like Listerine’s halitosis marketing ploy.
John Vibes – Alcohol good. Weed bad. Watch the ad that CBS refused to run.
Vic Bishop – The final frontier for capitalism is outer space.
Dylan Charles – The world’s biggest advertisers cannot afford to tell us the truth.
M.J. Higby – Money is a vehicle for social control. Is it controlling you?
Video – Accused of selling food that makes the planet sick, McDonald’s continues to use all types of opportunistic advertising to attempt to make people believe that they care about the welfare of communities.
Irwin Ozborne – Beauty has been sold to us as the main form of currency for women in Western culture.
Dr. Kelly Brogan – Millions believe depression is caused by ‘serotonin deficiency,’ but where is the science in support of this theory?
Zen Gardner – “ere are a few examples that will resonate and help plant your feet squarely in the camp of the observing enlightened.”
Video – A humorous glimpse at how advertising works.
Gregg Prescott, M.S., In5D Guest Waking Times Any reputable scientific experiment should be replicable under similar conditions. When Dr. Masaru Emoto proved that thoughts and intentions create reality, the experiment has been replicated numerous times with similar results. The bottom line is that the words we use, in conjunction with the intent behind them and the …
Anna Lappe, Small Planet Institute Waking Times On September 18th, the First Lady brought together 100 parent leaders, government agency representatives, researchers, and food and media industry executives–from McDonalds to PepsiCo to Coca-Cola–in the first ever White House Convening on Food Marketing to Children. It was a big deal. Since President Reagan stripped the power …
Andrew Beale, AlterNet Waking Times No one ever asks me why I don’t shoot heroin. Everyone in my circle intuitively understands that heroin is extremely destructive. It’s highly addictive, disastrous for your health, there’s a huge risk of overdose — and the question of using it never comes up. But in the nearly three years …
Laura Gottesdiener, AlterNet Waking Times From bribing children with toys to convincing them to eat a “fourth meal,” the industry is glutted with perverse, profit-chasing schemes. Ever wonder why one-third of all children in the United States are overweight, if not dangerously obese? According to a slew of recent reports, the cornucopia of junk food …