So it doesn’t besides the point where it does.

The art is a product of the artist. Their beliefs, opinions, and ideals. Separating them is an impossibility.

“We send our deepest sympathies to the cat’s owner”

Did you even read it?

Did you read it? Or did you just ctrl+f “pet”? Because it specifically mentions the cat having an owner.

If you let your cat roam around outside, you don’t care about it and don’t deserve it. And if it gets killed, it’s entirely your fault.

She’s playing the terf wizard game? Is the wedding off then?

Ya’ll still have Facebook accounts?

Ads can work on me but it’s context dependent.

If it’s something I was already aware of and wanting, I have noticed that it can push my mind further in the direction of wanting to get it.

The other context is food. Like, if I’m hungry and I see an ad for food, it always looks like it’d hit the spot even if I know it wouldn’t.

Otherwise it just doesn’t actively do anything. If I need a product and have seen advertisements for a specific one, I still do research before choosing what to go with. And rarely ever is it the one I saw advertised.

The psychology of advertising is very interesting especially when you can actively feel its effects on yourself, and when you can tell it’s doing nothing to you.

Two companies I couldn’t trust less for this kind of concept. They should get tesla in on it too to make it a complete dumpster fire.

Nah the young people are laughing about this as much as anyone else.