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Our world economy is about to collapse and we have to make a choice between the devil and the deep blue sea.This is going to be a long answer and a few of the initial paragraph sounds unrelated but please bear with me.The society is an outcome of people interacting with each other in a multitude of ways. Like a man selling a bottle of packaged water to a thirsty boy does it in order to make money. He uses this money to buy food from a nearby shop. The owner of the food shop in turn does the same thing and so on.And it works because these interactions are in a well defined equilibrium. We’re producing as much as we’re capable of consuming and selling it at a price that we are capable of paying. We’re taking birth and dying in a way that every single person alive has a place to stand on the ground and enough edible items and quality of life to support his existence. We’re creating enough businesses that everyone can get paid to work for them so much that they can keep buying things that will support these businesses. That is how the world has always worked. And that is how the world will ideally continue to work.Anything that disrupts this equilibrium is bad for us. It will create an imbalance and that will shift the working in a way that will disrupt the normal functioning of the society. Imagine for example, that we find a way where humans become immortal. So everyone who can afford the technology doesn’t die in any circumstances. Death rates suddenly decline resulting in shooting up of birth rates creating more and more people at an exponential rate. In say 100 years, we run into an accommodation problem where the people are living in the water bodies and on airplanes and there’s and everywhere on the ground and there’s no more place for any more people. So we either create a technology to stop birth or a technology to re-institute death.This is so cool to think of. One small change to the world equilibrium can have such a huge impact on the world in such a way that it could in fact question the very existence of the world.Now while this would all be sweet and nice to tell you that such a loss of equilibrium has happened over history and the society has bounced back to equilibrium countless time, let me tell you the dark bitter truth.We’ve run into this equilibrium problem in some situations-Advertising- Modern day businesses are not generally making profits in their intended domains. Our global markets are in fact ultra-saturated. Investors are pouring in huge amounts of money to advertise products, create demands in a market that is very very competitive. Every consumer action- even otherwise obviously subconscious ones are heavily incentivized with offers, cashbacks, etc creating more conscious actions than ever before. Like downloading an application or telling a friend about an application that you like. The reason being that customer acquisition or reach-out cost is at it’s peak.The solution to customer acquisition cost is customer re engagement - But this doesn’t really work the way it should. Imagine you want to buy a Tee. There’s a company giving away a free Tee for everyone who downloads it’s android application. By the time you decide that you want to buy another Tee there’s another company giving away- this time 2 tees for free if you download it’s app and share it with 3 friends.This money belongs to someone- The cost of free is borne by someone. Obviously.The investor or the person who runs the company. Imagine for example the case of FlipKart- a Singapore based Indian e commerce company which was recently purchased by Wall Mart through SoftBank. The company was not making any profits but was in fact burning investor money. Flipkart is competing against Amazon which is again not making any money from selling goods on it’s e commerce portal. They both expect profitability to kick in soon but at the same time are burning cash at a very high rate.Consider the example of Github which has become a centralized authority of open source or Linkedin which has become synonymous to resume. Both ended up burning a lot of cash and eventually selling themselves to another giant that in fact had conflicting interest to the fundamental ideology of the company.There are millions upon millions of such companies which are all either controlled by giant investors and money makers or have sold themselves to their rivals or bigger businesses.This sales eventually means that while right now the external market force of investment is keeping the prices down and allowing more businesses to come into picture and compete in the market to bring in more investment, in the long run everyone who has ever invested in any such companies will want their money back and that will lead to drastic increase in prices which will mean either (a) the companies getting out of business and remaining no more operational leaving a lot of people jobless and decreasing their purchasing power or (b) the companies driving prices so high that it will generally make everything infeasible to buy. Consider for example if Google starts to charge 2 cents per search.Also the high potential cost is leading companies to shift their manufacturing to a place that is cheaper which is somewhere in China (for hardware and related domains) or India, Philippines, Columbia, (for software and related domains) which means a lot of production concentration based on geographical factors.Every company that is operating right now needs one thing- advertisement and customer acquisition to stay relevant in the long run. Let’s consider this cute case of Xiaomi and BBK Electronics (Vivo, Oppo, OnePlus) in Asia. While Xiaomi went exclusive on line to establish itself in the market and then moved up to building brick and mortar stores, BBK went both ways head on burning out tons of cash. Neither of the companies is profitable in their fundamental businesses but they have established themselves as key market players and aspire to start making profits one fine day. Right now, they’re still competing on advertisementsThe biggest revenue generators in the modern market are advertisement companies like Google and Facebook. So the last element of the viscous cycle comes down to advertisement which bring me to my next debateI don’t really claim to know about the history of advertising but I do know a little but about how advertisement might have evolved in a very broad sense. In a very short summaryThe oldest forms of advertisements were companies trying to tell you about products and what exactly the products do. This also includes the people who used to walk into your homes trying to sell something. Like say Coco Cola.Then came associated marketing when a vape company could decide to market cigarettes by associating them with being a cool guy and people would buy it. The product was a part of the lifestyle the company that the company was selling. This evolved to an extent where product placements in a movie or a web series is almost commonplace by now. This form of advertisement become so commonplace that we have associated the most complex actions with a product. Like say, when you wash your oily hair with a shampoo, your hair tends to become sticky, you use a conditioner to condition your hair. The conditioner market is more than $10 Billion in size. You want to have sex but you don’t have a partner and you can’t hire a professional adult service person so you login on the web to watch porn. Porn ‘industry’ is a $97 Billion dollar market.Then came the sex sells, emotions sell, anything sells if it is viral etc market that is the modern Viral market. A book called Fifty shades of Grey mainstreamed bondage sex- form of rough intense sex and mainstreamed the sex toy market driving sales up to a level that had never happened- $15 Billions. It also created a kind of social behavior that never existed which created a market of it’s own and fueled people’s interests to purchase other books on courses on bondage- a market worth Billions of it’s own. A lot of people were hurt but who cares. The author E L James created her brand of wine and that made her net worth $58 Millions. Remember that all this happened only because of one book going viral. The viral market hence gave birth to a new market called the Meta viral market like SEO, SMO markets, etc.The classic example is musically. A Chinese app that has engaged the teenagers and exposed them to instant stardom and made them influencers on social media.For kids who lack this stardom there’s this ever living “never question this” market of depression which comprises of rappers like Lil Peep and XXXTENTACION who glorify taking drugs and violence and websites that help them find peace and happiness at some little cost example 7cups, yourdost, etc. A neuro scientist admitted that most mental illnesses are created and they don’t really exist.Let’s sum it all up here nowImagine you’re a company that sells clothes for horses who have lost a leg somehow. It doesn’t look like a huge market but let’s assume it’s a $100 Billion potential market if everyone in this world had a pet horse.As you venture into the market, Mark Cuban gets all excited calling it the greatest business idea of the 21st century and invests a million dollars for a 1% of your company. You have to return the money to him for your reputation or you will not get more investors and there are 5 other people selling the same stuff funded by bigger investors.So you contact a marketing professional.They go to Dr Phill and tell him that you want a weird guy from his show and you’ll make him a viral sensation. The weird guy comes claiming to be in a relationship with a horse. In a moment the episode goes viral. You pick up a few of his catchy replies and make memes paying people to push them on 9gag and Reddit. A few YouTube reaction channels promote him and the guy is an Internet meme in no time.The guy is now called Yung Horse and has 1 Million subscribers on YouTube and 5 Million on Instagram. He lives with his horses and makes music. Your company is let’s say called “Versachee”. The songs he makes are also called “Versachee” and it is about 3 legged horses doing drugs like Angel Dust and looking cool with funky clothes.The song becomes a hit and people are taking your brand’s name. The song is on everyone’s phone and it’s in clubs and parties too.Now people want to own a 3 legged horse too so a company who’s your partner, creates a genetic modification to horses and sells them to people at cheap prices. The horses are so small they can live in closets and they have 3 legs. Not healthy because they can die very early but who cares.The first product you launch is Yung Horse’s merchandise, It’s not for humans. Only horses.In 5 days, you make $400 MillionCongratulationsBut another company just launched a YouTube vlog channel about a three legged horse and they are gaining momentum too. They are selling one shirt and giving away one more for free. Oh, damn! Competition.So you go on looking for more investors to sell more parts of your company because you’ve burnt all your cashNow everyone has a horse. A 3 legged horse who lives in a closet. Original horse genetics have suffered but who cares. You all are selling products.This is how modern market works and this is what it is wrong with it. It lacks ethics and a proper vision for the futureSee you soon studAnkit Jha