> Apple does not have a psyops division

This sounds exactly like the kind thing that someone running a psyop for Apple would say.

This is exactly the kind of paranoid conspiracy thinking I was talking about. If you see red yarn between everything, you're impervious to reality.

Honestly, I'm an Apple user since 1988 and shareholder. I use my full-ass name on hn. I wish they'd give me money to promote the brand, but in reality they have something even more valuable than paid shitposting: authentic word of mouth and devoted users. That comes out of the product, not the marketing department, and it takes years.

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andai 13 hours ago | parent | next [-]

>This is exactly the kind of paranoid conspiracy thinking I was talking about.

This sounds exactly like the kind thing that someone running a psyop for Apple would say.

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bensyverson 12 hours ago | parent [-]

Flawless logic! I can’t believe I got busted again… The other lizard people are going to be so disappointed. I’m already on probation for leaking the fact that the Earth is flat and bungling the JFK thing. Now they’ll probably pull me off the microwave mind reading project too.

	▲	andai 7 hours ago \| parent [-]
		This is a beautiful example of a technique called poisoning the well.

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nullbio 9 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

I prefer the term "unwitting accomplice", others prefer the term "useful idiot".

	▲	bensyverson 8 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Ah yes, have you read Seth Godin's "1000 unwitting accomplices?" In Marketing 101 classes, the first session is usually "Recruiting Useful Idiots." You seem to have product marketing all figured out!