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Do we have to beat Prince at a game of basketball first?

Needs to go back further - there were shutdowns 30 years ago

I grew up in a small town in New Jersey, about twenty miles west. From the highest point in our town, you could make out the outline of the WTC, far off in the distance.

In 2001, I lived in Chicago, and I took a trip to Italy in September of 2001. I remember flying into Newark airport early that month, and marveling (as I always did) about the New York skyline, including the Empire State Building and the WTC.

I returned eight days later, on the first day that flights resumed after 9/11, and I remember flying into Newark again, and there was still smoking climbing into the air around where the WTC once stood.

I just donated - the world is a better (and weirder) place with this store in it. If you live in the Chicagoland or Milwaukee area, you should check it out.

> It’s easy to create a page “you have problem A? Try our product B”.

How is that not advertising?

I'm pretty sure many people on their internet would view themselves as "discontent creators"

Dreamweaver? Who remembers Drumbeat 2000?

"The problem is that truth is very hard to establish for those that don't want and don't understand logic"

Not every truth is revealed through logic.

Here's a good that advertising does: letting people know how your product or services address some pressing need.