After hearing Dr Bruce Levine's analysis of the pschology of tyranny and how it works in marketing, we found that the cap fits the surf industry exactly. . .. as it does in for all corporate led entities.The industry constantly parades brain impaired and drugged out people as examples of how to be. . . . which is easy to do when over 10% of the USA is drugged out on psych medication, but it's a terrible state of affairs when everyone subconsciously follows suit, as they do.Depression is being used as a marketing tool, the psychological method used is to make people feel inadequate ( mostly by being made to feel that they are not part of the group ) . . . . they attempt to cure this by buying the product, but the cure doesn't work properly so they keep buying.Part of the 'cure' which they buy into is to never admit to others that they feel inadequate, or that the cure hasn't worked.This analysis has been made by Dr Bruce Levine, who is an expert in the field of psychology in marketing, and it's obviously true. Where I parted company with the crowd was that I didn't accept the inadequacy assumption, I saw through it because I don't like clubs and cliques anyway. . .I know that I am much happier than those who buy into the package deal corporate surfer identity ( neatly disguised as a 'local' shaper's product which is used by a 'local' crew ) because I see the lack of confidence and underlying depression which these brainwashed consumers have. They are very shrill in defence of their chosen labelled persona, but underneath they are empty and dissatisfied. They try to get over this and cement their identity by mocking and hating those outside the group, which doesn't work either as those outside the group don't care.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJEyyc25WtIhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoteaL_BFWk&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vZmDZcrPOw&feature=related
After hearing Dr Bruce Levine's analysis of the pschology of tyranny and how it works in marketing, we found that the cap fits the surf industry exactly. . .. as it does in for all corporate led entities.The industry constantly parades brain impaired and drugged out people as examples of how to be. . . . which is easy to do when over 10% of the USA is drugged out on psych medication, but it's a terrible state of affairs when everyone subconsciously follows suit, as they do.Depression is being used as a marketing tool, the psychological method used is to make people feel inadequate ( mostly by being made to feel that they are not part of the group ) . . . . they attempt to cure this by buying the product, but the cure doesn't work properly so they keep buying.Part of the 'cure' which they buy into is to never admit to others that they feel inadequate, or that the cure hasn't worked.This analysis has been made by Dr Bruce Levine, who is an expert in the field of psychology in marketing, and it's obviously true. Where I parted company with the crowd was that I didn't accept the inadequacy assumption, I saw through it because I don't like clubs and cliques anyway. . .I know that I am much happier than those who buy into the package deal corporate surfer identity ( neatly disguised as a 'local' shaper's product which is used by a 'local' crew ) because I see the lack of confidence and underlying depression which these brainwashed consumers have. They are very shrill in defence of their chosen labelled persona, but underneath they are empty and dissatisfied. They try to get over this and cement their identity by mocking and hating those outside the group, which doesn't work either as those outside the group don't care.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJEyyc25WtIhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoteaL_BFWk&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vZmDZcrPOw&feature=related
