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A person 's mind is the most intriguing part of the human body from the moment one is born it begins to develop. From the time an infant moves up the cycle of development they absorb all and any knowledge like a dry sponge. As they develop into a teenage state, they become so influenced by all the things they see such as peers, televisions, and ads. Teenagers want to have the latest phone, clothes, shoes, and accessories. They fathom many things that they do not need. Although they want what they can 't have, adults are the worst because they have the means to acquire their hearts (heart’s) desires. Advertisement has been responsible for creating a generation of incoherent teenagers and adults. Furthermore, Allen D, Kanner a …show more content…

Despite O ́Reillys (Reilly’s) view on advertising, the consumer should not be held to the standard of the ̈Great Unwritten Contract. ̈ Hulu for example, is one of the most popular online streaming services. Hulu charges its consumers about eight­dollars for their services, but they still include commercial that last up to two minutes. These two minute long commercial become redundant and overplayed and their is no way around them. It would seem that Hulu still holds all their consumer which actually pay for the service to this so called ̈contract. ̈ In addition, no matter what online streaming service or any way television is enjoyed, there should be no commercial interruption just the ability to enjoy the show that is being paid …show more content…

In conclusion, Kanner and O 'Reilly both have respectful believes in the subject, but due to the effects of ads and technologie (Technology), I would personally stay away from ads all together. In fact I would be the person to walk out of the room towards the bathroom or the kitchen. Especially now that all this information has become clearer and more relevant to what is happening to this generation. The generation who are so stuck on their phone and the latest trends that cannot even fend for themselves without technologie (Technology). Work Site Kanner, Allen D. ̈The Piracy Of Privacy: Why Marketers Must Bare Our Souls. ̈
Model for Writers, Short Essays for
for Composition 11th ed. Ed. Alfred Rosa, Paul Eschholz. Boston: Bedford/st. Martins,2012. 587­593 Print. O 'Reilly, Terry ̈Marketing Ate Our Culture But It Doesn 't Have To ̈ Model for Writers, Short Essays for
for Composition 11th ed. Ed. Alfred Rosa, Paul Eschholz. Boston: Bedford/st. Martins,2012.

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