So I get a sprite battle between Santa Coke and Pepsi Man?

Pepsi Man Theme - Man on the Internet
PEPSIMAN
Hear the cry of carbonation
Echoing throughout the nation
When the world needs hydration
Salvation comes in a can!
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So I get a sprite battle between Santa Coke and Pepsi Man?

Pepsi Man Theme - Man on the Internet
PEPSIMAN
Hear the cry of carbonation
Echoing throughout the nation
When the world needs hydration
Salvation comes in a can!
I get a sense that people aren't against easy to understand ads - as in, one company produces a concept, markets, publishes the ad, and delivers it to you on behalf of their client.
But people are not going to agree to reading that article, and consenting to 500 advertising partners to track you indefinitely to sell your data points.
All this technology, energy, and money that's behind the surveillance economy, is the cost of turning you into the product.
What we the privacy concerned public would like to say is go make real products to help the world instead.
I thought for a second they were AIing their potential customers into the ad image like "picture yourself at the game", I'm sure that's next... unconsentually.
It might be the future but it's probably not very effective given how much lower quality the ads become as a result of AI.
Just imagining future ads once data collection gets to more insane points. Just imagining AI scanning your facebook page, then pushing clothing ads with pictures of you in the outfits, or the new TV with pictures of it in your house etc...
Honestly maybe we should get ahead of it... like intentionally make our facebook accounts showing some cave man living in a cave, and in 2 years when the advertisers start going stupid crazy... watch ads show up on it depicting a flat screen TV in a cave.
I can't imagine the cost.
Pay per view pay and cost is very low. Per click is better but still not a lot. Using AI world mean investing significantly more money.
Seems like it would be a money dump.
TicketScalper doing shitty things for profit? Nah, couldn’t be.