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#2917] Removing Excessive Nature-Impairing
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19 February 2014, Editor: Easy
Idea Dream - Robert Muller's
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Idea 3311 ~
I dislike
excessive nature-impairing
advertisements. Typical examples
are the enormous panels
advertising cigarettes, alcohol
and soft drinks in the
magnificent nature of Costa Rica
along some main traffic roads. I
am astonished that youth and
ecologists do not dismantle
them.
We must absolutely convene a World Conference on Advertisement. This new gigantic modern profession which has a whole science, strategy, and elaborate methodologies must be reminded of ethics by governmental and legal actions. In the meantime individuals can take some measures. For example the scale I use to weigh myself displays very visibly the name of the company which produced it. Why do I have to see that name every day for years? I covered it with a correction fluid. It disappeared beautifully and I do no longer have to see it anymore. Dear reader, look around your home or apartment and see what advertisements you can get rid of. When I told it to Barbara, my wife, she did it immediately. Robert's The Miracle, Joy and Art of Living, Volume I Chapter 5 The Miracle of Individual Life
Never commit the mortal
sin not to believe in life, not to love
passionately the incredible miracle it
is.
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