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There has been a lot of unbeknownst social programming of people via [[advertising]] since the early 1900's. This came about ~~by developments~~ in psychological science in the 1920 which uncovered [[Heuristics|ancient constructs in our minds]]~~. These constructs have been heavily~~ taken advantage of by the ~~marketing~~ industry ~~to sell us more than we needed for over a century~~.

There has been a lot of unbeknownst social programming of people via [[advertising]] since the early 1900's. This came about due to advances in psychological science in the 1920 which uncovered [[Heuristics|ancient constructs in our minds]] which were subsequently taken advantage of by the advertising industry.

~~This~~ was fine until, in the late 60's, scientists, who had access to new data about the status of the planet, realised as a planet we cannot afford endless consumption as we are [[Ecological crisis|using up 170 percent of what we can regenerate annually]]. <hr/>

Selling more stuff was fine until, in the late 60's, scientists who had access to new data about the status of the planet, realised as a planet we cannot afford endless consumption as we are [[Ecological crisis|using up 170 percent of what we can regenerate annually]]. <hr/>

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-There has been a lot of unbeknownst social programming of people via [[advertising]] since the early 1900's. This came about by developments in psychological science in the 1920 which uncovered [[Heuristics|ancient constructs in our minds]]. These constructs have been heavily taken advantage of by the marketing industry to sell us more than we needed for over a century.
+There has been a lot of unbeknownst social programming of people via [[advertising]] since the early 1900's. This came about due to  advances in psychological science in the 1920 which uncovered [[Heuristics|ancient constructs in our minds]] which were subsequently taken advantage of by the advertising industry.
-This was fine until, in the late 60's, scientists, who had access to new data about the status of the planet, realised as a planet we cannot afford endless consumption as we are [[Ecological crisis|using up 170 percent of what we can regenerate annually]]. <hr/>
+Selling more stuff was fine until, in the late 60's, scientists who had access to new data about the status of the planet, realised as a planet we cannot afford endless consumption as we are [[Ecological crisis|using up 170 percent of what we can regenerate annually]]. <hr/>
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