It's no secret that advertising has an impact on how we perceive ourselves and others in this society. Have you ever caught yourself wondering why you had a particular idea or an urge to do something ? Do you find yourself asking, "Is this my idea or just a projection from an image I consumed in the past?"

It's no secret that advertising has an impact on how we perceive ourselves and others in this society. It seems only obvious with this constant barrage of information we have to ignore. Why do I keep listening to the radio even though the song playing is one I hate? Why can't I turn off the TV even though there's nothing worth watching?"

It's no secret that advertising has an impact on how we perceive ourselves and others in this society. With an ever ubiquitous media environment, escape isn't possible. What do I really like? What have I learned to enjoy to be part of my particular peer group? How can I tell the difference between what I look and listen to and what I am?"

It's no secret that I really don't know who I am any more. Purchasing power is a substitute for thinking for yourself. What you look like is exactly what and who you are. What you drive is more important than friends or family. But even with the knowledge of how the game is played, do you still find yourself questioning what you're thinking or your motives for doing certain things?"

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