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MENTAL ENGINEERING
is a question driven show. Here is a sampling of questions
asked during our first season:
For most Americans
is money the slave or the master?
Is the purpose of this commercial to increase sales
or enhance their image?
Where does authentic dissent exist in 1999?
When a corporation talks about things that are priceless,
does that usurp the space of traditional religion?
Why is it so easy to believe that experts in one field
are necessarily experts in another?
Why don't they tell us anything about the product?
How strong is the mortality motif in this commercial?
Does this commercial reinforce the idea that people
are disposable?
Do third world citizens see investors as coming to help?
How powerful is parent pleasing as a motivator?
Are any of these foreign images threatening to Wall
Street?
Why are appeals to the consumers sense of justice effective?
Is nonsense an essential part of creativity?
How do you feel about a for profit using a charity in
it's ads?
Do commercials like this have any effect on urban srawl?
How much has the line between politics and entertainment
become blurred?
Why are these kids so disillusioned with their employment
prospects?
Is the backlash against political correctness bigger
than political correctness itself ever was?
Why did they cast the decision maker as a woman?
Why are most of the people in the ad asian or black?
Is she getting out of a rut or staying in one?
Is this about reconnecting with childhood?
Why is this corporation associating itself with cruelty?
Is this glorifying submissiveness?
How effective is the 'fill in the blank' technique?
What historical figure could be used to sell software?
The people in the background have normal heads. What
do they do for a living?
The hardest job in wrestling is the referee. They are
paid to not notice. Where else could they get work?
Food brings us together. What else brings us together?
What image could go with the phrase, "This is their
house of worship"?
Host - johnforde@mentalengineering.com
Producer - Producer@MentalEngineering.com
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