What are some of the stranger adaptations/adjustments to corporate culture you've noticed, and imagine emerging? (lemm.ee)

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By corporate culture I mean like what you see with Google~YouTube/Meta~Facebook/etc. to accommodate advertisers and influence people to engage and acknowledge adverts. In turn, by adapt/adjust I mean how some people bleep curses out like fuck/shit/etc., say unalive instead of commit suicide/kill oneself, and make notorious video thumbnails that supposedly work to drive up views.

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[-] psion1369@lemmy.world 3 points 7 months ago

George Carlin said it best with his Soft Language skit.

https://youtu.be/o25I2fzFGoY?si=V9IG9wlAi-sJKoGn

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