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that we can, through the arcade application of data night, a user's subconscious mind. No folks, we did this when we did this one a long time ago. In it did you see that so much of the self we talk about is still in place today, but it's even stranger to see how much of it is increasingly openly applied to everything from you know like a new car too solar were, I am one of those people no sticks, I guess come back. Yes, Riyos! Remember those Nickelodeon Moon boots. They were lying Nancy boots. miserable and I'm just gonna put this out there. We aid. A video series on this topic and If you have not watched on Youtube, icon, slash conspiracy, stuff, a video called Neuro marketing and you stop what you're doing watch the video this

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from you, thirsty ghosts and government cover s. History is riddled with unexplained again, you can turn back. One learns stuff, they dont want a low everyone. My name is met and I've been in this stuff. They don't want you to know. I met a couple of questions, for you start then show one don't have to answer. If you don't want to I'm gonna answer. Ok, what was the last thing you bought beetles rock band worthy free. Sixty, those literally lasting you bought today. Oh no the worst thing about leaves food, ok, something but yes, some that is not was not marketed to me. Ok, ok, so you, it wasn't marketed to you.

Oh you know what perhaps it was there is. A sign is assigned downstairs and our lobby that yeah is promote their food. I guess yeah we're please downstairs and are building where all the Pod castors have been at least once even though vegetarians begins in the crowd. Wherein nay, they sell sandwiches and wrap yeah. When granola, never salad bar and a hard bargain. You know, if you do, you feel, very, very american and in poor health. Sometimes if you shop at the hot food bar because they charge by the pound year, which is a quickened, cater of people who eat much and no offense to carry on the people that run it hopefully have any other wonderful people. That's why I go there. Actually banana trees were to get the food. Is Greece

but man yeah they charge more than let's see their competitors around the area right the world's Japan, for the convenience before we get to derail the reason, I ask your clock that man is because it is strange and frightening, how a blue- Yes, most people are to the the sheer amount that your magnitude of advertising that plagues throughout the day. Maybe plague isn't a fair word about inundate sago our existence. I think we have to become somewhat blind to some of it because literally wherever you look. There's some logo there's something selling you something at oh yeah. Well, looking around this room, it so where's, mostly sound proofing. Entitling currently was rocket speakers. The link that apple me sure my neck men.

That makes a cup? Oh? No, they got us so just in the space of looking around, we ve already seen several logos and if we count logos advertisement than we quickly realise that this stuff is everywhere I guess the fancy word for it is ubiquitous. However, however, listeners, you probably already heard Matin I talk about Edward Bernay- is another other things. Advertising you are already relatively aware. I would see the relatively aware right met yeah sure and if you ever listen to George Carlin re in a lot of these other mediums or watched oh, I don't know anything on Enviers website nor people, ass with bill lawyers. Maybe you know more about this than we do, or maybe you have take a survey somewhere. Madame all learn a grocery store, and it,

shit you, oh these people are taken. Questions are asked me and trying to build something that I will be, much more likely to buy but You know how far. The sciences evolved in very short space of time. We would like to today, introduce you to the concept of Nero Marketing, Neuro Marketing, I also met laid Army man. I want some stone, cold definition here, all right here we go so this is the definition of neural marketing is the process of searching the brain patterns of consumers to reveal their responses to a particular advertisement or a brand or product, and use that to develop new advertising campaigns in branding techniques to better influence. There You are consumers that human beings,

weird her, so this means that their using things like em arise and see tee scanned, even measuring the amount of moisture sweat your body amidst the people do those who call themselves euro marketers, claim that they can interpret this data and interpret it in such a way that they are able to make predictions about what consumers should buy and what kind of products they want to see. Now is a good thing in arriving, but it's still debate or whether or not this is effective or whether it works or how effective it is. Spoiler, but but it is kind of an emerging science. I guess yeah, we do know that there are there. Several pieces of the puzzle here that we do know yeah, oh yeah. We know that, for instance, The brain unconsciously prepares your decision so before you

Where I met or you listener would consciously decide to go left or right somewhere. You knows your walk around, I trash cans or an obstacle, or something before you. anxiously realize you're gonna go right. Are you gonna? Go left you brain is already made. The decision there's a other wag time like girl, crappy, computer connection or something so in two thousand eight some scientists in Germany published study showing us and here's what they did? They measured somebody using their left or right hand for a task, and they found that sir, seconds before human being obviously decides what they're going to do. The outcome can be predicted by looking at unconscious activity in the brain, so they have em wired up to e g, a real one and academic lab level, the commercial suffers will find, and

They saw that some part of their brain a couple seconds before they said left some part of their brain spiked up. and the decision was already made, spooky stop. That comes from an article in the telegraph by Alex Hanford. So so what happens in our brains were watching television, commercial about a sad one about puppies and how they need to be adopted. Ceremony Laughlin, I mean well there. There is something that happens you'll you might tier up you mind, you might laugh hilariously, something you just fine, so funny sure, maybe a viewer commercial, so what happening your brains when, when we're watching these things low one things for certain there, there are brainwaves that are correlated today. These heighten state, the tension and emotional reactions according to the researchers who are studying. These agencies are really saying that when you were watching something. That's compelling like this or causing an emotional response of the EU. The electrical.

Responses in your brain are hyper focused on some of these areas and in the other, the other activity kind of subsides, so you're, there's less thinking going on less activity going on in other places. Besides that focus fear or some findings. it's funny or romantic or where whatever emotions are going for I see so they're kind of hacking, pass the critical thinking aspect of the brain to see what tricks? Is that a media, emotional response, so, let's think of ev the advertisement every logo, as usually a pitch or proposition ripe. Why you should I this. If these you are going to succeed, then they have to reach that subconscious level of the brain. Where you develop initial interests in a product, the inclination to buy it. We are there.

brand loyalty, at least that's according to a guy named a k, prayer deep, the founder and chief executive of a company called narrow focus now narrow focus in a euro marketing firm? Clearly some bias. They're, not gonna, they're gonna be the ones on the side of the argument that says no marketing does work or short as that's their product right, their brand. To me that ok, I'm just want a pause really fast. Yet that's a fascinating thing to me and I'm not going to talk about it later, but that the the of selling a brand? Is its their interests to sell their brand just as much as they are looking at how these other brands are selling their brand and that will come into play. Later Lancashire yet met a pitch for sure. So we know that the Neuro focused company has done marketing test where they take volunteers. They give them e g sensor, cap and a night, I can devise an injured, have em what

commercials war, no use the internet and visit the website, or even watch trailer and the real Mergers are able to watch the boy and here's brain patterns and the the eye movement, so they know exactly what its firing when they look at this stuff didn't you can go online and fine videos and look at the brain. an eye movements for particular commercials. There are several places if you just go to Youtube and check out neuro marketing. Do a search you'll be able to see exactly what the read out looks like many scientists and so people who believe that this does work say stuff very similar. What doktor produce said, which is by measuring brainwaves, were able to measure attention, emotion and memory, so computing, the sub cod in response to stimuli I got a little poetic at the enter If you add all these electric patterns together, you find it represents the whispers of your brain.

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Big changes and skin moisture heart rate, and other stuff to see our consumers react to everything from like. cheers bulls soup to the design of the logo and, Euro marketing approach is kind of a fresh attempt among consumer goods, companies due to can understand how consumers really respond to their marketing- and in all the money that their spending on marketing and advertising it's getting cheaper and cheaper and faster and faster are people like robber barucci from the retiring research foundation, who says that This allows us to build a bridge between the data brain activity to who the generation of mean no sooner were able to somehow divine and interpret these signs screws, yeah it is. Europe has for years

Campbells was doing the same thing that everybody else is doing in the game. They would. You know you go to a marketing research thing I dont know if you ever did that slow cyber here I have actual ilk not with Campbells empty I've done this out with Campbells, by its a great way, to make a little extra Chris scratch on the side of him. So I've done it for a number of things. This market research- stuff- is something you can look into view. Although extra sporadic money in that ass, you some ridiculous questions anyway, I digress. Here's how it goes, the sits down room Matt, you know about this. They show you some things. They ask you some questions and then they also ask you how you feel about stuff who camels was doing this just like pretty much any other company under the sun, and they were when people ads and say: ok with this add make you more likely to buy soup, nay, they realize the time that even the ads

Earmarking, research folks told them we're sure fire can't miss foolproof hits didn't really sinew effect sales, one way or the other? You know, soup sales still went up in cold or months down and hotter months, or not the thing I did that with was movie trailers. Ah they would show you three different at its of a movie trailer and have you answer questions about each of them like? What do you think this? The plot this movie is about. Who do you think the main characters are now? Do you want to watch the movie because you saw this person more was its pre horror, then that could that marketing research becomes what a film that's. You know either trying to make a statement or just making some money off the back of in this case. Let's I don't wanna also movie was is about. It was terrible movie. Tell me moviegoers place. It was the love. Google,

The love guru, ok with like Myers, yes, man, so Europe, we haven't morally wanting the left side by this you're saying one thing: they gets me, no one else you about is: have you noticed the tendency of film trailers to become longer and longer in town So the story it it way, waxes in wines I would say it depends on the how much control the director has does it. record, as I want to give away all the secrets, here. The director wants you to come and watches story Laura. Maybe the writer or in some case the producer but yeah. Usually they want you to come and wash your story. They want to teach you to get there. I think, but the the money guys just want to show you whatever is whatever they have to show you to get you in that theater, and that is one the things that I think so.

Ritzner marketing from other conventional market research. Going back to our Campbell store this guy Robert Woodward, he was camp. Vice president of global consumer sales and customer insights, and he said that their regular interviews. I wasn't that useful, because people weren't able to fully articulate their unconscious responses, so they needed camels being they needed to figure out the neurologic go and bodily under. Means to an ad, then Did you see how people were unconsciously reacting rather than see how people thought they were reacting yeah because you dont know, man is unconscious. Sober two thousand eight, MR ordered he settled on the biometric tools, combined with a different type of deep interview and idle to know more about that. Our there was the blade runner clash with what your address. What I was

I could do that whole thing. I know the other guys here can do that, and we are here and they decided to use his deep interview to more accurately gauge which concern we're communications works best. So on Campbell, cables then hired on inner scope, research incorporated, which is a Boston company and They do the same thing. They measure bodily responses and they also hired a couple. Other firms dealt conduct this this calories. where they're looking it somewhere. Me bodily responses to marketing lets you make people to sweaty the Blue can the you know I m: looking around. I know everybody did that, but the Campbell story is prey fascinating, and you can read about it more in depth in an actual article by the New York Times and a few other publications, that's it. The times first and speaking of you companies Campbells is not the only company in the game. I know who know Fredo Way

they ve been studying female brains to learn how to better appeal to women and The findings show that the company could avoid pitches related to guilt and guilt. Free and I, and instead plump healthy associations like Fredo's, for your health, ok Microsoft is looking at E G data to understand how users interact with computers specifically three feelings so weird super eyes, satisfaction and frustration. I just don't The stand I died. don't understand, then hurried whatever I'm satisfied by the Hamburg, Microsoft? Isn't the only tech company getting into this racket? Oh gosh at the same rounded yeah. Ok, we'll Google may in some ways when important it up with this company called media vest and they

they're using biomed, biometrics to study and measure the effectiveness of Youtube overlay adds as well as pre role as any kind of what's the effectiveness with approval verses overly Well, there's the result, overlays were much more effective on the subjects because as you all know, happens when you see a pre role. Add you wait for that five seconds. The past and you click it as quickly as you can yet and that since I hope they didnt pay too much money for that, we could have told them another company, Daimler right in my be familiar, people were Chrysler. Dime learned that my chrysler they employ FM or I research to inform a campaign featuring car headlights and they found that it it's the reward sooner, the brain when the cars headlights help it look like a human face. Well,

so some people buy cars. I guess I mean how do you think was the bug the bug was usually popular back in the day. I bet that's. Why, then, for example, may be before we go to commercial, yes Ben the Weather Channel uses and they used e g. I tracking and skin response techniques to measure viewer reactions to three different promotional pitches, where this popular, theories there are putting on and I dont know exactly what they found the I'll just knowing that even the weather channel he's going. Ok, this is You think we need to get on this year. How do we are? We bring sexy back to tornadoes yeah? They all talk that way, I hope they don't talk that way. Maybe it's different show. We can dig in and get more information on that now. We are going to take a brief break and we will

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speaking of working, there's a big question about Neuro marketing, and that is this: does it work? Does it work? Sceptics are included? that there is any proven correlation between brain activity and ultimate predictions someone by so just because some part of your brain is lighting up, as seen by e g doesn't mean we have solved the secret of what makes people by reason, brand friends in seeking of e g s memory or talking about earlier, how those research, were using the legit each he's, or at least the ones we speaking of earlier well, Egypt can vary, Why do we in their effectiveness? Because there are you like any product get the top of the line Jagger lower. You know, maybe someone rolling around. I don't wanna use another let the geometrical the ogre dago there's a Jew, Metro of Egypt and it can just it's just not as good

Fortunately, and another thing that we need to remember, is that you, jeez need to be applied by professionals. Norther doing here, there's a reason that in an actual, study, the medical study or a clinical psychology study d, will apply in the e g, spend a long time putting the mine correctly, so there is also a question of how how high quality or low quality that data yeah yeah, that's something you have to be trained for a long time on how to do it effectively is really just getting numbers: outputs in graphs, and yet if you don't know how to do that and for the company, is there doing this, the private companies, whatever you do, don't think about them. Though we know that their primary sewing point is their methods of interpretation, that's what differentiates them from one another. That's what let's go

The aid better results in company be right, supposedly gear. Here's the data we collected at scientifically and enjoy its it's real until you are hey. How does it work? Because that is what of the most difficult things for sceptics about Neuro Marketing, which is that the? companies are required to keep their methods. secret you're gonna, like a trade secret, the way the Coca COLA, as actual Snoopy is still a big secret, so they can reveal their methods, which means there's no way for somebody the independently verify the results, which means that we can really know because, reproducing result is part of make something real, say: yeah, that's how you test, and having met in work. Even now, Let's really what's really get down to brass tacks? Here: ok, brass: taken: what does all This mean the study

of our brains to even further convince us that we need to buy products, what is narrow marketing? What's it going Do overall to end timing and marketing. Ok, you wanna pro calmness. I do ok! No if we could have some Toby and music, ok, so one of the first thing is that there will be better advertise. You will see how many adds the door imply. Do you guys you days of sitting through ads for from an hygiene products are probably over unless you're you're a female partner mothers, whoever it is sitting next to you. Ah but then it's gotta aimed at them suitable, be better. Advertising lobbyists use of predictive data, and it will also be easier to learn about things you might enjoy. So if you like if you like a film or you would like a film or a book that

not ordinarily, I've heard of then having this data will enable These companies to tell you about This amazing thing that you miss Eyre job on this We really fast this utopian thing. I think this might be something that we have to go towards because there is so much media. Generated. There are so many products being created if we Specializations is at the point now If we don't get targeted by these things, we were just like you said, we'll be inundated even further by just products being thrown at us. and films being known and television shows in Youtube shows, that's really the point man, I'm glad you say it, because something interesting. This is not completely related to Neuro marketing, but something interesting about this is that no in the days of old before information was so cheap to move around the world. The way that people kept secret was by

reducing the amount of content in a field. So you wanted something secret. You lock the file away right. and you don't tell anybody- maybe kill somebody they know about it and now that's which is flipped now, instead of slow when things down to a trick or even stopping the trickle. We opened the floodgates. And it turns out there, in some ways it equally difficult? to find a needle in a haystack, then it this year as opposed to searching and in the dark for something that doesn't exist. So I now I think, Iverson disturbing music right. What's the matter right, here's the disturbing an angle, everybody so constant advertising and predictive data and lack of privacy

uninformed consumers possible print. DR mistakes. How does this interact with other predictive data, that's being collected about you right now, and what the applications outside of the arab world, Oh, I can tell you what war war yeah yeah member in ours, Stuff on Edward Burmese, we explored how he you the same advertising techniques that made bake in a breakfast food true story Women smoke like he strikes true story and then, He transferred those skills to win support, or an invasion of Guatemala. Ok, we talked about this before when a believer the point you much by states. Didn't really have a compelling inch is to go into Guatemala for the good of either Guatemala's citizens or the average Jane and Joe public in the United States. It was for

the advantage of the United Fruit Company, and if you was able to convince people using these marketing techniques that decision as a stand against what was. It was bogeyman at the time communism is usually the bogeyman. I can't recall yeah believers, communism, nineteen, fifty four, this invasion happened because of it convincing admin was on it. So, with the use of Neuro marketing it may be possible too, somebody's brain tat directly into the ideas of fear. And anger and boom another war? When see it man, I complete completely see where you're going there, it's just so tough but I'd, I dont know unless they're really good, I don't they're going to convince people our age and younger than us in that

still the way to go, I feel like we ve become worthy much more and more sceptical of the warring nature, of least our three. The United States right well P maybe more cynical for sure. Also. There might be a little bit of fatigue. Ned the people who would ordinarily go to war and the people who actually serve in the military may feel that they live in the trade in some ways by the leadership, but also people may feel that it is their duty regardless. You know I can. many of the old poem ours is now The reason why ours is but to do and die spree Ripley.

Yeah. I can't remember the name of the problem, but I do remember that line thicken with me, so I guess it just depends ban on how well this stuff works and if they can convince me that we need to go to war. Then it's working, ok, yeah our four back I'll. Let you know you're, not a big fan of worn, is well yeah. There's a lot of people that are, but I think of specially you and I M sure, digging into so much of this information to start to realize the the structural reasons for war and it's not the ones that they're telling you yeah. Historically, the reasons and a group of people were told to go to war by their leaders are all not entirely the I'm not seeing their untrue, but they're, not the entire truth there. another thing which type right here which would be, possible mistakes, predictive mistakes. So we know that in

Miro marketing again, if this actually works they'll be able to market toward people based on their past data. Is everything from your facebook likes where your phone goes, the Gipsy S plus? Ah, what parts your brain fire, when you see you know an xbox and here's where it strange what, if they get it wrong happens if there's some faulty gear maybe when they read your data you're having an off day than you just spend your time doing why like constantly being bombarded by use, your hung over when you son get your data entered the infant. What weapons then do just for the rest of your time you get them boarded by Iver, proven Whatever he hears the mess that thing

it's, probably I'm assuming that it wants it comes into force, swing, and your television or your Ex fox or european for is monitoring you I'd all tat, when you're sitting in front of your screen icy, it's going to see that one day as thirdly, an anomaly. Nobody will still take I'm assuming business over I'm assuming still take that into consideration that this guy get drunk be on this certain day. Frequency out here, maybe I feel, is something that is personally Saturday night will advertise some sort of beer and Sunday morning will advertise Ivy proof, so it's it's if you look out in the future, you can clearly see that decision. be in view. Hits home with me here, is another concern about Neuro Marketing, the idea that this would be continual monitoring which do bring out continual biometrics, monitoring which good

in his ways way for now, but I'll probably happen in our lifetimes it or at least be possible for large groups of people to be followed that way. But One other question I have here is: is how predictive can this data be? To what degree is a predict and what, if any, legal, rights or do do average. Consumers have cast here's one of the worst things. If we're going the disturbing view- and that is that with no marketing. If somebody has found the silver bullet, then what they're doing? is taking advantage of people without their knowledge and without their consent, my next question and going back to their predictive data idea. Is you How is this? How does this call with private you're with other thing

there was a rumour for, while a worry that, I think is well, founded when people were on. Facebook said no happens if Facebook works with credit rating agencies and then gives me a score of some sort based on not my credit score, but the aggregate, The people who know me know and as that an end could that make the banks in turn, decide to, give me a lower or a higher interest rate. Could it effect my insurance? That's interesting. So looking at the your closest sociopaths to see how to judge you, We are building a network, you first found out about it. I went through my side facing the hell I went through an liked, a bunch of them investment banks, her wealth

equity manager, stuff- and a high and cars oh yeah. sure all my movies, further, while Wall Street movies there, yet that's a great idea, and the only the only group so eager humanitarian right We have one other thing to do before I get out of here, and that is to issue a correction, the resort. We talked about in our pie deep underground military bases. We said it was Virginia. That is incorrect. It is in West Virginia and no offence to the people of Virginia or the people of West Virginia and thank you due to the great folks wrote in to let us know about that correction, be. Have you ever hear anything like that there we go wrong. Let us know we're not perfect, but we try to be Yannick a couple of shout out there, which was to give, but I m gonna hold those over for the next day, because I think we are pretty good on our time

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