The Cost of a Click
Julian Moss viewed the world as a series of nudges. As a behavioral economist from the future, he had arrived in 1962 New York with a simple hypothesis: human desire is a programmable variable. He didn't build a company; he built a cult of consumption. Using a combination of subconscious priming and artificial scarcity, Julian became the most sought-after marketing consultant in the city. He...
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