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Category Archives: Commercialism
An Atheist Commercial
So yes, I think an official commercial would be incredible. However, the commercial needs to serve a very specific purpose. It should not be about proselytizing atheism or otherwise trying to get theists to become atheists. That, obviously, is a … Continue reading
A Miniseries about NASA
For anyone actually paying attention, it becomes readily obvious that NASA desperately needs more money. Neil deGrasse Tyson (one of my heroes) has tried for a very long time to get the NASA budget increased, but has so far, depressingly, … Continue reading
Posted in Commercialism, Government, Intelligence Squared, Law, Science, Skepticism, Technology
Tagged budget, curiosity rover, economy, government, jobs, Jupiter, Lisa Randall, mars, money, Morgan Freeman, NASA, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Phil Plait, Saturn, science, survival, Technology, the Cosmos, the Future, the Kuiper Belt, the moon, the Oort Cloud, the universe
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5-Hour Energy’s “Truth” in Advertising
If you don’t know, technically, in the US, you cannot lie in a commercial. According to the Federal Trade Commission Act: Advertising must be truthful and non-deceptive; Advertisers must have evidence to back up their claims; and Advertisements cannot be … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Commercialism
Tagged 5-Hour Energy, Advertising, Caveat Emptor, Federal Trade Commission Act
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On Commercialism
If you read my blog, you know that I was a grade-A cynic and misanthrope (still am, but I’ve mellowed considerably over time). Back when I worshiped Bill Hicks, one of the things I agreed with him on was commercials … Continue reading