Get used to modern marketing. They’ll sing the praises of the product’s virtues to the heavens, accompanied by pictures of smiling people engaging in fun activities under cloudless skies, backed by cheerful, uplifting music, then cram 50 awful side effects into tiny print read in 5 seconds by someone with a post-doc from Evelyn Wood and an apprenticeship under John Moschitta.
Get used to modern marketing. They’ll sing the praises of the product’s virtues to the heavens, accompanied by pictures of smiling people engaging in fun activities under cloudless skies, backed by cheerful, uplifting music, then cram 50 awful side effects into tiny print read in 5 seconds by someone with a post-doc from Evelyn Wood and an apprenticeship under John Moschitta.