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Sunday, September 19, 2010

Marketing God?

Amazingly, this appears to have been written by a devout Christian:

Organized religions are the best marketers in the world. They have complete control over the product they market, can make any claims they want and never have to prove results (since results can’t be proven until death). Dead people don’t usually complain so it’s a win/win for everyone..
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