Author: Steven Walden
Tagged: subconscious experience,
Date: 20 May 2013
Even a Shoelace Says Something About the Consumer
A few months ago, I found myself buying a pair of shoelaces online. When I say ‘found myself’, I literally suddenly became aware of what I was doing. It was a shocking realisation; it had become too much trouble to visit the local shops for a pai...
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Even a Shoelace Says Something About the Consumer
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