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MARKETING TEXTBOOK TALISMAN STORY WARS Seconds of Your Time
WE ALL LIVE OUR LIVES THROUGH STORIES. EVERYTHING
IS THE APPLICATION OF A NONLINEAR OR LINEAR ALPHA AND OMEGA ASSEMBLED STORY.
Chapter 1 AVALON I am working on this book. I thought I would work on the book while it is on my webpage. This will give you a reason to return. If you wish to make suggestions e-mail me.
Beginning of the Story
QUESTION: What is the power that those
in marketing strive to possess? QUESTION: What is meant by influence the consumer class? ANSWER: To take or not take an action. QUESTION: Does an action or non-action have to be related to a purchase? ANSWER: Marketing has never been used to sell a product or service. QUESTION: What do you mean? ANSWER: The consumer class does not buy products, they buy stories. QUESTION: Are you saying that marketing is just the selling of a story? ANSWER: Products and services come and go. QUESTION: What then stays? ANSWER: A story and our role within that story. QUESTION: Why do we purchase a product or service?
ANSWER: We want something that the story can provide. QUESTION: What do we want? ANSWER: We want to increase our story status or social status. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that the product or service is only relevant in that it is thought to deliver improved story status? ANSWER: The only value of any product or service is story status. QUESTION: What is story status? ANSWER: The desire to be a member of the story elite. QUESTION: Who are the story elite? ANSWER: Those that are able to design and move the resources of the consumer class. QUESTION: What about people that acquire societal resources through illegal means? ANSWER: The products and services that the story elite control are protected by the state. Illegal becomes legal. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that everyone wants to be a member of the story elite?
ANSWER: This is eternal. ANSWER: No. Only as a strategy to assure survival. QUESTION: How does marketing link the consumer class with story status? ANSWER: Through stories that are told that they believe will change their story status. QUESTION: Will the consumer class purchase any product or service that is not linked to a perceived rise in our story status?
ANSWER: All our consumption is driven by story status
identified through a story. QUESTION: How many story groups are there? ANSWER: For me three. QUESTION: Who are they?
ANSWER: 1.Those in the story elite.
ANSWER: In general. If it is
understood as outside story holders.
QUESTION: Does the story elite
identify consumption with acceptance and position in their story? ANSWER: It is part of the human condition. It is driven by the young. QUESTION: Are you saying that there is no difference between those in the two outside consumer class that make ten thousand dollars a year and those who make 250 thousand a year? ANSWER: They are the same in the eyes of the story elite. QUESTION: How can they be the same consumer class? ANSWER: Because they all link social status with consumption. QUESTION: Is this new concept in the world? ANSWER: The material has always been linked to social status by the consumer class. QUESTION: Would you identify the poor, serfs, and peasants of the past as examples of the consumer class? ANSWER: The consumption of the consumer class has always been controlled by the story elite. QUESTION: Do the story elite and the consumer class purchase the same products and services? ANSWER: The consumer class will purchase based on story status. The story elite on value, power, and utility. QUESTION: What is the difference in their consumption habits? ANSWER: The story elite do not have to show status through consumption. QUESTION: Is mass marketing directed at story elite? ANSWER: Mass marketing focuses on the two consumer class. Story Elite Consumer Class QUESTION: How do the story elite direct the marketing of products and services to the consumer class? ANSWER: With invisible marketing. QUESTION: Can those in the consumer class identify this form of invisible marketing? ANSWER: Rarely. QUESTION: Do the members of the consumer class believe that mass marketing works? ANSWER: Very few of us would believe that we can be influenced by what we believe to be mass marketing. QUESTION: Can an individual reject the pressure of mass marketing? ANSWER: It is very difficult. QUESTION: Are you saying that mass marketing to the consumer class works but we do not realize the impact? ANSWER: The real mass marketing is unseen by the consumer class. QUESTION: Why is the marketing unseen? ANSWER: The real marketing is embedded in the messages that are between the advertisements. QUESTION: Are you suggestion that the experiences and messages that we deemed to be outside of marketing are actually the real marketing? ANSWER: We think of these messages as objective and therefore truthful. QUESTION: Why? ANSWER: We are led to believe that the marketing story occurs separate from the rest of the stories we hear and see. QUESTION: Are you suggestion that the entire message system of society supports the consumer society?
ANSWER: Think of a society that is
created to reinforce the power of a dictator like Stalin. QUESTION: What aspect of Russian society that Stalin controlled would be separate from his purposes? ANSWER: If you can think of one e-mail me. QUESTION: Did Russia under Stalin have a story elite and consumer class? ANSWER: Yes. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that a dictator like Stalin and the control of the consumer class are the same? ANSWER: They have the same purpose and may or may not apply overlapping methods. QUESTION: Did those in the story elite and consumer class in Russia support Stalin? ANSWER: Yes. QUESTION: Why?
ANSWER: Stalin controlled the
marketing and resources? QUESTION: What does this accomplish? ANSWER: The story elite and the consumer class propose that all is improving and wonderful. QUESTION: What was the difference? ANSWER: Stalin killed both the story elite and the consumer class with the same enthusiasm. QUESTION: Why?
ANSWER: He felt no obligation for
others. The Consumer Class QUESTION: Where does the greatest pressure to consume begin in society? ANSWER: In public school. QUESTION: How? ANSWER: Children brutalize fellow children for not having brand name products. QUESTION: What is the impact of this experience on the young? ANSWER: To avoid the attacks the child will do anything to have the correct brands. QUESTION: Will parents help their children avoid this pain? ANSWER: Absolutely. For their whole life. QUESTION: Can parents and children stand against this pressure of mass consumption? ANSWER: Less each year. QUESTION: Is this new to our generation? ANSWER: Public education put the children of the masses together. QUESTION: What is the purpose of a public education? ANSWER: In the USA to create a consumer class. QUESTION: How can this be possible? ANSWER: All education is to prepare people to take their place in the society. QUESTION: Do those with social status have a different education than the consumer class? ANSWER: Far different. QUESTION: Why? ANSWER: They must be prepared to take their position in the story elite. QUESTION: Do the experiences in public school stay with the consumer class for a life time? ANSWER: Those in the consumer class continue to be punished or excluded through out their lives. QUESTION: What types of punishments? ANSWER: Ridicule, laughter, and scorn. QUESTION: Are you saying that the dynamics of public school continue? ANSWER: We try to avoid those people who caused us pain and help our children to not face the same punishments. QUESTION: What are we told will help us to do this? ANSWER: Participation in a story linked to consumption. QUESTION: What do you mean that an individual wants to participate in a story? ANSWER: The individual believes that they will benefit from following a story. QUESTION: Why do we follow a particular form of consumer marketing that is linked to a story? ANSWER: People believe that the selection and participation in this story will be to their benefit. QUESTION: Why do we believe that we will benefit? ANSWER: We are promised. QUESTION: What types of social benefits do we strive to attain?
ANSWER: Material social status. Legal social status.
Spiritual social status. Wisdom social status. Social status. Physical
social status.
QUESTION: What is material social status? ANSWER: Access to available societal resources. QUESTION: Do the story elite determine the criteria of which available societal resources are distributed?
ANSWER: There is a difference between those who consume and those
that have the greatest economic benefit from that consumption.
QUESTION: Do those who consume receive an economic benefit? ANSWER: Many in marketing propose that if individuals do not think benefits are derived from their consumption patterns they will make other choices. QUESTION: Is this true? ANSWER: Choices are derived through stories not products. QUESTION: Can forms of consumption that are linked to a marketing story be forced against the desires of a consumer class? ANSWER: Power is always the control of consumption through stories. QUESTION: For example? ANSWER: In countries like North Korea access to consumption is different for those in military and political power. QUESTION: Are there any forms of consumption that are outside the control of those in power? ANSWER: All forms of consumption represent power. QUESTION: Are there forms of consumption that are outside of those in power? ANSWER: Yes but this is usually outside of the law. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that forms of consumption outside the law are out of the control of those in power? ANSWER: Not always but often. QUESTION: Would you call it propaganda of what is determined to be acceptable and unacceptable? ANSWER: If propaganda is the protection of a story. QUESTION: Is this true in all nations? ANSWER: I cannot think of a country where consumption is not differentiated through stories. QUESTION: Who receives the greatest economic benefit from consumption?
ANSWER:
Those who are participants in the creation and access of a story linked
to consumption.
QUESTION: Do these people have a name? ANSWER: The story elite. QUESTION: What is meant by creation of a story linked to consumption? ANSWER: The production or distribution of products and services that are linked to a story. QUESTION: What is the production of products and services? ANSWER: Control of manufacturing. QUESTION: What determines access to manufacturing? ANSWER: Adherence to a story. QUESTION: What is meant by distribution of products and services? ANSWER: A story that controls access to a market. QUESTION: How does a story determine access to markets? ANSWER: Stories justify the actions and non-actions of the story elite. QUESTION: Is it more difficult to create manufacturing or access stories? ANSWER: Markets are created through access to consumption. QUESTION: Does production have anything to do with access to markets? ANSWER: Access to markets and access to consumers are different. QUESTION: For example? ANSWER: Deng Lijun a famous Chinese singer from Taiwan was denied access to the markets in the Peoples Republic of China. QUESTION: Who is Deng Lijun? ANSWER: A more famous singer than Elvis. QUESTION: What happened when access to her music was denied in China? ANSWER: Individuals smuggled in her music in violation of the law. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that the individual has little control over their consumption? ANSWER: There are real punishments for individuals who violate laws restricting consumption. QUESTION: Is this true in the United States? ANSWER: Any manufacturing or consumption that is illegal in the United States that is legal in another country could be deemed a restriction. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that all manufacturing and access to markets should be unrestricted? ANSWER: This is what the free trade advocates profess. QUESTION: Will free trade ever exist? ANSWER: Only if the story elite can benefit. QUESTION: Is consumption in the United States controlled through stories? ANSWER: In the USA we have the ability to respond to stories that support different forms of the same consumption patterns. QUESTION: For example? ANSWER: We can choose between many forms of the same automobile. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that this form of consumption represents selling the same products in varied forms? ANSWER: Most products sold in the United States are only differentiated through branding. QUESTION: Why do we choose to pay more or less for the exact same product? ANSWER: We just do not know or care about the particular product. The story sells. QUESTION: If American consumers knew this to be true would consumption patterns change? ANSWER: Our choice of gasoline has little to do with a difference in the product. QUESTION: Prove it? ANSWER: The state and federal government control the composition of the branded commodity called gasoline. QUESTION: What is a branded commodity? ANSWER: The selling of the same product or service with a different brand name. QUESTION: Are branded commodities common? ANSWER: It is difficult to find a brand that is not a commodity in the USA. QUESTION: Are there any branded products or services in the USA that are not commodities? ANSWER: Perhaps there are a few obscure artisans that produce a unique product or service. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that even the efforts of artisans in the USA are just branded commodities? ANSWER: The so-called artists that are making money because they accommodate the stories that are reinforced by the story elite. QUESTION: Are the social elite and the story elite the same? ANSWER: The story elite influences the social elite and their consumption patterns within the arts. QUESTION: Would you suggest that the current form of American marketing advocated by academics and practitioners are also a branded commodity? ANSWER: Marketing academics use textbooks that represent the exact same form of marketing. Marketing practitioners embrace the exact same form of marketing. QUESTION: What makes marketing a branded commodity? ANSWER: The word story is not mentioned. QUESTION: How do the marketing academics embrace the same form of marketing? ANSWER: They use a form of marketing that has no link to wealth creation. QUESTION: If this form of marketing does not work why continue? ANSWER: Academic marketing supports the story elite. QUESTION: How do marketing practitioners embrace the same form of marketing? ANSWER: They use the same marketing methods and constructs to attempt to identify wealth creation. QUESTION: If this works what is wrong? ANSWER: It does not work. QUESTION: Does anyone know it does not work? ANSWER: The story elite. Legal Social StatusQUESTION: What is legal social status? ANSWER: Wealth that is created by controlling consumption through the rules, regulations, moirés, and laws of any society. QUESTION: How does this happen? ANSWER: Marketing and the form of consumption it takes are understood as a road map of how to live life within a larger societal framework. QUESTION: Do different forms of marketing consumption require unique legal configurations? ANSWER: Behaviors that are condoned in one society may have severe consequences in another. QUESTION: For example? ANSWER: In Saudi Arabia you can loose a hand for stealing. QUESTION: Is it bad to loose a hand for stealing in Saudi Arabia? ANSWER: The loss of a hand is part of their formation of consumption patterns and is not viewed as an unfair punishment. QUESTION: How is stealing related to marketing consumption? ANSWER: Those who steal violate societal consumption patterns. Punishment follows those norms. QUESTION: Should we try to change the legal practice of cutting off a hand because it does not agree with our societies consumption patterns? ANSWER: As humans we are always trying to change aspects of another society that is in conflict with our own. QUESTION: What would be the criteria that those in marketing apply to any societal consumption formation? ANSWER: Current actions within a society are maintained or changed to enhance the story elite of that society. QUESTION: What if those who hold a position of power are not willing to accept another form of marketing and consumption? ANSWER: It comes down to holding or losing power. QUESTION: When a different form of marketing is brought into a society will the fabric of that society change? ANSWER: Each society creates and maintains different forms of marketing and consumption that are thought to be reflections of the fabric of their society. QUESTION: What is the fabric of a society derived from? ANSWER: Accepted stories linked to consumption. QUESTION: How many stories in the world control consumption? ANSWER: Six plus or minus three stories. QUESTION: Prove it? ANSWER: The Bible, the Torah, the Koran, Romance of Three Kingdoms, Mahabharata, Cinderella, Myths of the Hero QUESTION: Is this why many in the world are resisting the form of marketing that they view as American? ANSWER: The USA is a worldwide crusader for a particular manifestation of marketing and consumption is derived from personal greed. QUESTION: Does that form of marketing have a name? ANSWER: Free trade. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that the personal greed philosophy of free trade is bad? ANSWER: I would suggest that other competing world philosophies are not derived from personal greed. QUESTION: Name one? ANSWER: Christianity. QUESTION: How does the USA apply the law to enhance our free trade personal greed marketing crusade? ANSWER: For the story elite of any nation to borrow money and participate in the World Trade Organization that nation must implement a specially designated legal system. QUESTION: What is so important about these legal accommodations? ANSWER: The legal system of that nation can now support our free trade manifestation of marketing consumption. QUESTION: Does the legal system of a government drive the economic system? ANSWER: Sometimes. QUESTION: What if the story elite that controls the marketing consumption refuse to comply with our free trade form? ANSWER: Because of the legal changes the story elite who do not comply are presented with the real threat of sanctions, economic collapse, and regime change. QUESTION: Who receives the blame for noncompliance? ANSWER: The story elite leadership who has chosen not to follow the new laws of free trade and have squandered the resources of their nation are accused of personal enrichment. QUESTION: Do those in positions of the story elite actually squander wealth? ANSWER: It is part of our condition as humans to squander wealth. QUESTION: Is it possible to overcome this temptation? ANSWER: It is usually easier for those who do not have wealth to face this temptation. QUESTION: What happens if the story elite complies with our form of marketing consumption? ANSWER: Another group within the country will be designated responsible for the disruption and punished. QUESTION: Does the changing of laws to support a different form of marketing consumption work? ANSWER: As long as those in the story elite can see themselves as benefiting. Spiritual Social StatusQUESTION: What is spiritual social status? ANSWER: Rewards derived from the metaphysical. QUESTION: What is the metaphysical? ANSWER: It is a fancy name for religion. QUESTION: Are there forms of marketing that are derived from the metaphysical? ANSWER: Past and current history shows that human consumption can be directed and controlled through the metaphysical. QUESTION: Is the rise of the secular state connected with the change to a new form of marketing consumption? ANSWER: When a metaphysical formation of marketing stands against the secular form of free trade marketing the solution is to encourage a secular state. QUESTION: Has the attempt to secularize the world worked? ANSWER: It may be a noble calling but support is shifting back to metaphysical power. QUESTION: Why do those in the metaphysical resist other forms of consumption? ANSWER: They do not want to give up their beliefs. QUESTION: How many people in the world influence the metaphysical? ANSWER: Six plus or minus three people in the world. QUESTION: This is impossible? ANSWER: The Pope and the Dalai Lama come to mind. QUESTION: Can the metaphysical and the free trade forms of marketing live together? ANSWER: It is difficult. QUESTION: Why? ANSWER: Philosophical differences. Wisdom Social StatusQUESTION: What is wisdom social status? ANSWER: Wealth that is derived from understanding beyond the controlled framework of a society. QUESTION: Is this rare? ANSWER: The most rare of all forms of wealth. QUESTION: Is this form of wealth valued? ANSWER: By only a few. QUESTION: How many? ANSWER: Six plus or minus three people in the world. QUESTION: Why is this form of wealth not valued? ANSWER: It is a threat to the story elite. QUESTION: Do all societies fear those with this form of wealth? ANSWER: Forever. QUESTION: Can those with this form of social status prosper? ANSWER: If by prosper you mean avoid excessive punishment. QUESTION: Who are they? ANSWER: Wisdom social status can be manifested with those that express and generally share, those who share with a few, and those that do not share. QUESTION: What do you mean by generally share? ANSWER: They want to share their wisdom with all people. QUESTION: Why do those with wisdom want to generally share? ANSWER: They think that what they have found will be embraced without resistance. QUESTION: Why share with only a few? ANSWER: If those with wisdom social status share with the story elite they may be rewarded. QUESTION: Do those with wisdom social status share with the story elite outside of their own society? ANSWER: All the time. QUESTION: Why? ANSWER: They are often rejected and feared by their own story elite. QUESTION: Why do people with wisdom social status choose not to share? ANSWER: They see and understand the danger. QUESTION: What form of marketing does the story elite embrace in their own decision making? ANSWER: Different forms. QUESTION: What is meant by different forms of marketing? ANSWER: Forms of marketing that are only known to a few. QUESTION: Why would the story elite want to know and use all forms of marketing? ANSWER: To maintain power. QUESTION: If the story elite knows and uses these forms of marketing what is the problem? ANSWER: They keep this knowledge under their control. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that all others outside of the story elite are exposed to a form of marketing that has no value? ANSWER: The masses in the history of the world have never been taught what it is to rule. QUESTION: If someone comes up with an understanding of marketing that is not a member of the story elite what happens? ANSWER: Many things. QUESTION: For example? ANSWER: The biggest challenge is that masses or competing story elite must be kept from other forms of marketing practice and thought. QUESTION: Why? ANSWER: If a form of marketing represents power to an elite group it may not be human nature to share that understanding. QUESTION: How is it possible to convince competing story elite and the masses that a particular form of unsuccessful marketing should be followed? ANSWER: There is a difference in what is said, taught, and known. QUESTION: Is it difficult to convince members of the competitive story elite that an unsuccessful form of marketing should be followed? ANSWER: We attempt to separate the competitive story elite from access to those with real wisdom. QUESTION: How is this achieved? ANSWER: The so-called intellectual functionaries without wisdom are sent to share their limiting worldviews. QUESTION: Does this work? ANSWER: Not without conflict. QUESTION: What about the training in American Universities the future competitive story elite form other nations to follow our particular understanding of marketing that is given to the masses. ANSWER: When they return home they have difficulty adjusting without access to those with wisdom from their own society. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that the story elite does not have to do or say anything to support an unsuccessful understandings of marketing? ANSWER: The mass will do it for them. QUESTION: Why? ANSWER: This is linked to the philosophical foundations of their mass education. QUESTION: What does this mass education teach them? ANSWER: You rise in social class through personal consumption. QUESTION: What happens if a new idea about marketing begins to take hold? ANSWER: The mass with their linear, mass, individual, specialist education will never understand or benefit. QUESTION: Why not? ANSWER: They have no philosophical framework from which different understanding of marketing can be implemented or even understood. QUESTION: Why not? ANSWER: Their entire world of marketing is linear. QUESTION: What do you mean their entire world? ANSWER: In economics this is called the structure of society. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that the structure of a society and marketing can be imposed? ANSWER: Yes of course. QUESTION: What do you mean by linear? ANSWER: Understanding and actions are formed into a controlled sequence. QUESTION: For example. ANSWER: Public education. QUESTION: How is public education linear? ANSWER: There are no questions just answers to be followed. QUESTION: How many in public education have wisdom? ANSWER: Six plus or minus three people in the world. QUESTION: Why is the linear form of marketing embraced and others rejected by the story elite? ANSWER: To enhance the story elite. QUESTION: Is this a conspiracy? ANSWER: Think of it as an obligation to enhance harmony. QUESTION: Does this linear form of marketing have a name? ANSWER: Causal marketing or cause and effect. QUESTION: Was causal marketing created to aid the story elite? ANSWER: Causal marketing proposes to give the masses depth without breath. QUESTION: Why is depth of knowledge insufficient to gain and respond to wisdom? ANSWER: Wisdom is derived from multiple combinations of depth and breath. QUESTION: Is there a name for both depth and breath of knowledge? ANSWER: Renaissance person, multi-skilled, and nonlinear. QUESTION: How do those in the story elite maintain power over the masses through specialization? ANSWER: The specialist has no power outside of the social forms in which they have been created. QUESTION: Do specialists understand that power is derived from the larger social forms of the society? ANSWER: A few know but most do not. QUESTION: What about those that have chosen not to specialize? ANSWER: If they are outside the story elite they are without the support of the dominant linear mass society. QUESTION: What if they are members of the story elite? ANSWER: They can and do many different things in their lives that are not open to the specialist’s from the lower social classes. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that the medical doctor who specializes is still part of the dependant mass social class? ANSWER: The doctors ability to create wealth is controlled and can be revoked. QUESTION: What is wrong with the controlling and revocation of medical doctors license to practice? ANSWER: They must perform and practice within strict linear confines. QUESTION: Are these confines there to protect the patient from harm? ANSWER: I wish it were that noble. QUESTION: Why are doctors so controlled? ANSWER: To protect and reinforce a linear story. QUESTION: What is the story that must be protected? ANSWER: Linear cause and effect derived medicine is the way to truth. QUESTION: Has this helped medicine? ANSWER: It is now destroying medicine and the doctors. QUESTION: How? ANSWER: Linear cause and effect implies that an action that is taken will be successful. QUESTION: What is wrong with this approach? ANSWER: No action is successful with all people at all times. QUESTION: So what has happened to doctors?
QUESTION: What is wrong with this testing? ANSWER: It has corrupted and paralyzed doctors. QUESTION: How has it corrupted doctors? ANSWER: Doctors are able to add to the cost of patient care and increase their income. QUESTION: How have doctors been paralyzed? ANSWER: Nothing is done or said that is not sanctioned by the government, drug, and insurance companies. QUESTION: How does this relate to marketing? ANSWER: Medical care is a business to extract wealth from the masses. QUESTION: What about the story elite? ANSWER: Their access to medical care and treatment are more flexible and allows them to seek treatment anywhere in the world. QUESTION: Why is this not available to me? ANSWER: My medical insurance is restricted to certain doctors, treatment options, and geographic areas. QUESTION: Does the story elite have the same restrictions in doctors, treatment options, and geography? ANSWER: No. QUESTION: So is it money and wealth that give the story elite better medical care? ANSWER: It is shared information and their ability to act on that information. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that money and wealth do not determine access? ANSWER: It is the myth. QUESTION: Who do the story elite turn to for medical care? ANSWER: Those with wisdom. QUESTION: What percent of the medical community have this wisdom? ANSWER: About six plus or minus three people in the world. Military Social StatusQUESTION: What is military social status? ANSWER: The protection of the story elite from internal and external harm. QUESTION: What is the secular form of marketing consumption called? ANSWER: Linear causal marketing. QUESTION: What is causal? ANSWER: For every effect there is an identifiable and predictable linear cause. QUESTION: What is meant by identifiable? ANSWER: From a causal marketing perspective a phenomenon may be reduced to a hypothesis. QUESTION: What is a hypothesis? ANSWER: The search for one or more unique variables that can predict an action. QUESTION: What is a variable? ANSWER: We can think of variables as a reason (s) for an action. QUESTION: Do all forms of marketing research for reason (s) to explain their actions? ANSWER: As humans the reason (s) that we choose to explain actions designate the way in which we live our lives. QUESTION: What is predictable? ANSWER: In linear cause and effect causal marketing if an action can be understood then future actions can be predicted. QUESTION: Do all forms of consumption attempt to predict future actions? ANSWER: Many forms of consumption understand prediction of future actions as beyond human capacity or interest. QUESTION: How does causal marketing justify their predictions? ANSWER: Actions that can be linked to a number are understood to be truth. QUESTION: Why the justification of linear cause and effect through numbers? ANSWER: Numbers are used in causal marketing to demonstrate that there is a linear cause and effect relationship. QUESTION: Are there different methods of expressing numbers? ANSWER: The expressions of numbers may be represented through statistics and pure math. QUESTION: What are statistical representations of numbers? ANSWER: Numbers that represent a probability that the linear cause and effect relationship may be predicted. QUESTION: What do you mean a probability of prediction? ANSWER: For example, an action is believed to be predictable in 95 out of 100 cases. This approach to linear cause and effect dominates the social sciences. QUESTION: Is business and marketing considered a social science? ANSWER: Yes. QUESTION: What is a pure mathematical representation? ANSWER: Cause and effect must predict mathematically 100 times out of 100. QUESTION: Would the application of pure math to linear cause and effect then identify truth? ANSWER: Never, because all human actions are always within a context. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that there are no forms of human behavior that are not contextual? ANSWER: Science as a form of truth is constantly changing their previous linear cause and effect mathematical assumptions and deeming the previous incorrect. QUESTION: If this is true why do we believe that current mathematical linear cause and effect findings are now correct? ANSWER: The concept of science as truth is part of our form of consumption. QUESTION: What is the role of the form of consumption called social science or science? ANSWER: To influence behavior and create wealth for the story elite. QUESTION: How can you suggest that the causal form of consumption has not been successful in creating wealth? ANSWER: The linking of wealth creation with a causal form of consumption is to justify an action to be free of the imbedded biases present in all other forms of consumption. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that causal marketing has embedded biases? ANSWER: The actual application of mathematically derived linear cause and effect forms of marketing do not actually create wealth. QUESTION: Why do we embrace a causal form of marketing if it does not influence consumption? ANSWER: To create an appearance of fairness. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that causal marketing has more to do with a justification for actions than truth? ANSWER: All forms of marketing consumption must create justifications to support their particular interests and story. QUESTION: Would you suggest that the current causal approach to marketing is followed to embraced a form of science? ANSWER: In every aspect those who dominate causal marketing in the USA are attempting to link with their understanding of science. QUESTION: Do causal marketing academics and practitioners think of themselves as following an approach that has no identifiable results? ANSWER: The causal marketing followers believe themselves to be purveyors of truth. QUESTION: Are you suggesting that the current causal approach to marketing is ineffective? ANSWER: If what you mean by effective is that beneficiaries are rewarded and detractors punished. QUESTION: Who are the beneficiaries of causal marketing? ANSWER: Those who profess causal marketing claim that it is the consumer. QUESTION: Does the point of view that the consumer benefits have followers? ANSWER: Many. QUESTION: Who are the followers? ANSWER: The poor, low-levels of corporate America, and almost all of the American academic community that supplies this workforce. QUESTION: Why was causal marketing created for the poor and low-levels of corporate America? ANSWER: It is an attempt to bring order and structure to the masses. QUESTION: How does it work? ANSWER: If you are not successful it is your fault. QUESTION: Are you saying that success is kept from the masses?
ANSWER: Success is linked to
consumption that adds little value and extracts the greatest percentage of
wealth.
QUESTION: How is wealth distributed?
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