Core of NeuroMarketing: Attention, Emotion, and Memory

[26max]

Oh shit its M.NIGHT SHAMMMAKAKAKK

[Theinnocentdream]

Brilliant, thank you.

[REALITY2point0]

I believe this person to be SATAN.

[asdrubalhuerta]

Neuroscummy

[1EvoX10]

What do you think about the background of his video? Hmmmm? Test results from his research? I would imagine so. Either way, this is another case of people trying to make money off the ignorance of other people, except in this way your mind is subconsciously responding to it and you might not be sure why.

[ealafr]

It's amazing how bad scientists become amazing marketers. Worthless blabla.

[fractalchaos420]

bastardization of science and all the research he's vaguely quoting

[plenum222]

Rsing AttentionDeficitDisorder research as a basis for marketing techniques presumes much about current-day consumers - as if we all suffer from a clinical disorder when we shop. This marketing approach disgusts me.

[t0y2610]

Ok but beeing in a fMRI scanner doesn't alter the subject's emotions?

[einarbang]

Neuromarketing seems to represent a profound aproach to marketing. It involves a few even more profound issues such as the question of mental abuse and free will of mankind.

[midierror]

@einarbang I totally agree

[akshaythussu]

Can you measure how life after death is going to be? Could you measure Chile's earthquake b4 it took place? Were we human beings first or Buyers/Sellers?

Eliminate commerce/Business/Products and your theory gets flushed! Period.

[MrEasyCash]

You do not make sense, its about emotion and cognition in humans, not predicting or the why of natural disasters.

Also nothing gets flushed her, this is how humans are pre programmed.

[echo1v]

@akshaythussu Fail

[akshaythussu]

So?