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The Value of Paying for Privacy and Dealing with Unconscious Needs
1:28:39 - 1:39:43 (11:03)
The psychological impact of technology is important to consider, but consumers should still be able to use the products they love. Paying for privacy and understanding our unconscious wants and needs can lead to a more liberated way of living.
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The speaker discusses the importance of consumers knowing the psychological impact of products while also acknowledging their desire to use them, expressing disappointment that products may be created using tactics utilized by casinos.
1:28:39 - 1:31:02 (02:22)
Summary
The speaker discusses the importance of consumers knowing the psychological impact of products while also acknowledging their desire to use them, expressing disappointment that products may be created using tactics utilized by casinos. She highlights the current state of distrust between consumers and marketers.
ChapterThe Value of Paying for Privacy and Dealing with Unconscious Needs
Episode#180 - Prince Ghuman & Matt Johnson - How Marketing Reshapes Our Brains
PodcastModern Wisdom
As people become more aware of the privacy issues surrounding messaging apps, they will be willing to pay for apps that do not track private information.
1:31:02 - 1:37:14 (06:12)
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As people become more aware of the privacy issues surrounding messaging apps, they will be willing to pay for apps that do not track private information. As consumers become more informed, their demands will evolve into a place where the people making these products will have to prioritize consumer rights and advocates.
ChapterThe Value of Paying for Privacy and Dealing with Unconscious Needs
Episode#180 - Prince Ghuman & Matt Johnson - How Marketing Reshapes Our Brains
PodcastModern Wisdom
Researchers found that brain activity could predict which decision a person will make, up to seven seconds before they even make the decision.
1:37:14 - 1:38:47 (01:32)
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Researchers found that brain activity could predict which decision a person will make, up to seven seconds before they even make the decision. This level of certainty was observed through the use of fMRI machines during experiments where participants had to choose between two options.
ChapterThe Value of Paying for Privacy and Dealing with Unconscious Needs
Episode#180 - Prince Ghuman & Matt Johnson - How Marketing Reshapes Our Brains
PodcastModern Wisdom
The speaker shares a personal story about how introducing his friend to Sam Harris's speech on free will caused him to spiral into depression for two weeks, showing the fallibility of our belief that we control our own actions.
1:38:47 - 1:39:43 (00:56)
Summary
The speaker shares a personal story about how introducing his friend to Sam Harris's speech on free will caused him to spiral into depression for two weeks, showing the fallibility of our belief that we control our own actions.