It just sort of underlines the lack of self discipline that you talk about in your blog post. People are always looking for the quick fix for their lack of self control. Instead of creating and sticking to their own improvement plan, they want to believe that by buying this bracelet they're going to actually improve themselves.
Instead the bracelet will be taken off, or forgotten, or ignored. These sorts of tools have existed in many forms since the advent of everything. If any of them really worked, they'd be household staples. Instead they're ankhs for the uninitiated.
One good side I see to this is that it forces people to embrace or at least acknowledge their own lack of discipline, but I don't think the solution will have any real permanence.
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It just sort of underlines the lack of self discipline that you talk about in your blog post. People are always looking for the quick fix for their lack of self control. Instead of creating and sticking to their own improvement plan, they want to believe that by buying this bracelet they're going to actually improve themselves.
Instead the bracelet will be taken off, or forgotten, or ignored. These sorts of tools have existed in many forms since the advent of everything. If any of them really worked, they'd be household staples. Instead they're ankhs for the uninitiated.
One good side I see to this is that it forces people to embrace or at least acknowledge their own lack of discipline, but I don't think the solution will have any real permanence.