In 2016, a Ph.D candidate at the University of Wollongong was awarded a doctorate after a successful defense of her dissertation. The candidate’s central thesis was that the Australian Government’s vaccination policy was not based on credible evidence. Instead, the candidate asserted that the policy was the result of a conspiracy between the World Health Organization and…
Month: February 2015
Experiential Consumerism II: The Benefits of Delayed Gratification
People hate waiting for things. We want to get rich quick, lose weight in weeks, and get our food prepared in minutes. Happiness is often viewed as the ultimate goal for human existence, and products & services associated with the above scenarios are marketed in a way that they promise the consumer happiness. Unfortunately, we…
