I am a product.
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If one must be an object, then at least there’s one consolation – to be precious, very precious.
A. Ostrovsky. “The Dowryless Girl”
Our relationships with people boil down to receiving or providing various goods. Whatever we desire is a demand on our part and, correspondingly, a supply from other members of society. When it comes to demand and supply, we are talking about economics, marketing, and sales. When discussing sales, we should touch on psychology. When it comes to marketing, we delve into human biology. And when we talk about economics, it’s hard to make sense of it without philosophy. If psychology, biology, and philosophy explain the reasons behind the emergence of demand and supply, then mathematics, economics, and marketing provide us with a recipe for how to obtain what we need with minimal effort. Humanity uses mathematics, economics, and marketing to systematize knowledge about how to get what you want in exchange for what you have in abundance.
To start using proven business approaches to achieve personal and societal success, we must first acknowledge that each of us is a product in demand. In exchange for this product, we can receive either nothing, something, or much more than others do. It all depends on how well we can apply logic and reason when making decisions, how well we can control ourselves, and how willing we are to either reject manipulation or, conversely, manipulate the stereotypes and norms accepted in society.
This. book. dedicated to the standard, and some consider it the main human problem – sex in the broadest sense of the word. This includes the search for a partner, how people make decisions regarding sexual interactions, successful marriages, children, and a happy family life.
Just as men are concerned with finding the best woman for themselves, women are equally focused on finding the best man for them. However, it often turns out that there are fewer resources available that are useful for women to apply in this area. book. more than there are for men. The fact remains that in a patriarchal monogamous society, despite the apparent diversity of choices, there are always far fewer worthy suitors than there are worthy brides.
This is precisely why there is an excess supply of women, characterized by the competition inherent in any market system, and a shortage of worthy men, which also leads to quite market-driven consequences. While women strive to be attractive, unique, and sexy, men generally do not care about this. Similarly, in the USSR, there was little concern for attractive packaging, quality advertising, or user-friendliness of the products sold. If there was anything on the shelves, that was already a cause for celebration. The most valuable items were distributed through personal connections and favoritism. Thus, in a free market, the need for marketing, advertising, and sales techniques exists among suppliers of goods that are in surplus. In this case, that would be women.
At the same time, this does not mean that book. It is useless for men. On the contrary, it is written in such a way that most of the ideas and recipes can be applied by both men and women. Both men and women have specific market challenges that arise in the sexual marketplace.
To make it more interesting to read, the material in book. The topics are presented in a haphazard manner, with marketing giving way to psychology, followed by philosophy and then economics, while mathematics is interspersed with biology. Each article includes a brief summary of the ideas that are elaborated on in more detail.
This. book. should be interesting not only to those who are considering finding a spouse. It includes many practical recommendations for conducting sales and marketing business organization and personnel management. This is perhaps even light reading business literature, where typical challenges faced by any business are examined through the lens of the sexual market.