No One Cares & It Doesn’t Matter
Doling out the brutal truth that nothing you’re doing now actually matters, no one cares about it, nor will it be remembered.
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I discuss why you never have to pay for music ever again, how people don’t realize or care about the amount of data they’re giving up online and what the real cause of our political system being broken.
In addition, I rant about the common misconception of Facebook’s “like” button, local retailers deserving to go out of business, and why casinos really want you to learn how to count cards. Plus I ask: what happens when we run out of Twitter handles a hundred years from now?
Podcast: Download (Duration: 59:02 — 54.0MB)
Links from this episode:
Where David Lowery Goes Wrong: We Don’t Care About Producers, Not Even Musicians
Dalton Caldwell’s ‘Alternative to Advertising Hell’: Making People Actually Pay For A Web Service
Facebook’s Only Option To Boost Voter Turnout Is Completely Unethical
A Facebook Like Does Not Equal an Opt-in
How Amazon’s Ambitious New Push For Same-Day Delivery Will Destroy Local Retail
“Card Counting is Illegal” and 4 Other Myths Casinos Want You to Believe