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by wool_gather
2888 days ago
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Not ironic: totally intentional marketing trick. It makes you more inclined to trust the provider of the warning. They seem knowledgable about something important, and they're sharing that information with you. More insidiously, it makes you less likely to apply the warning to them. Because (unconsciously you think this) why would someone warn you about a trick they themselves are trying to pull? |
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