Grey-zone
Student
- Feb 2, 2019
- 147
Thought this was interesting:
www.nytimes.com
I don't see how he imagines this has any preventive value though. It's not like averting someone's ideation course improves their life in any material way.
The hypocrisy of course is that Google would never allow Sanctioned Suicide to run ads for lonely searchers.
Opinion | I Used Google Ads for Social Engineering. It Worked. (Published 2019)
Ad campaigns that manipulate searchers’ behavior are frighteningly easy for anyone to run.
I don't see how he imagines this has any preventive value though. It's not like averting someone's ideation course improves their life in any material way.
The hypocrisy of course is that Google would never allow Sanctioned Suicide to run ads for lonely searchers.
