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Neuroadvertising Paradox

The battle to control the emotions of the consumer
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The Future Human: Advertising at the Frontiers of Consciousness

I will be performing some of my theories and research in the areas of neuroscience and advertising at this event on February 10th at The Book Club in London. Performing, not presenting: don’t come expect brain surgery, at least not from me. That will be supplied by the experts on the rest of the...
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Advertising is violence

“Dad, I know you are going to get this job. I just know it.” Exhibit A in the Middle Class Recession. Beneath an intentionally kitsch execution, Just For Men’s advert aggressively undermines its audience’s self-worth. It’s the only language redundant middle aged executives understand. Time for More Ties Watch the ad… “I explained that advertisements...
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Shynola’s Red Men online scrapbook

Human tracking 08/02/2012
"A politician needs the ability to foretell what is going to happen tomorrow, next week, next month and next year. And to have the ability afterwards to explain why it didn't happen."Winston Churchill […]
From real, to virtual, to real. 04/02/2012
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Anthropomorphism and the social robot 04/02/2012
The use of human-like features for social interaction with people can facilitate our social understanding. It is the explicit designing of anthropomorphic features, such as a head with eyes and a mouth that may facilitate social interaction. This highlights the issue that socialinteraction is fundamentally observer-dependent, and exploring the mechanisms und […]
Looking for patterns. 03/02/2012
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HEAD 03/02/2012
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