Holadem
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I don't think it's illegal or unethical to try to make a product more addictive.
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I don't think it's illegal or unethical to try to make a product more addictive.
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I don't think it's illegal or unethical to try to make a product more addictive. After all, that's the whole point of selling something--to sell as much as you can. (Obviously if it's an illegal substance, that's a different matter.)There's a difference that must be captured when using the word "addictive". There is a difference between something that you do excessively because you enjoy it (such as: DVDs for example are addictive to many here) and something that you can't give up for physical/physiological reasons (aka: crack is highly physically addictive to anyone, not just hometheater buffs)
"And finally, monsieur, a waiver-thin mint..."rotflol !!!!
I don't think it's illegal or unethical to try to make a product more addictive.As long as you let people know. Hiding it's addictiveness should be (and I believe it is) illegal.