As the
commercial realm tries to get you to BUY-BUY-BUY things, on Thursdays I’m going
to share some of the left-field suggestions that Amazon’s algorithms have
calculated for me.
You know
how it works. If you buy A, Amazon’s
computers suggest that you might like to by B, because B is the same sort of
consumer item as A. Or, B is an author
who sells the same genre of books as A.
USW. (German: “und so
weiter,” their version of “et cetera.”)
In each case, the object of
examination is not really the product suggested, but the REASON why the product
was suggested. The two products don’t as
a rule suggest each other!
OK, I bought a cassette/CD boombox. Does that necessarily make me so old that I've got a kid the needs a car seat? To be honest, I'm so old that even my GRANDKIDS have no need for car seats!
What one attachment for a socket set has to do with the original Get Smart, I can't say. Sorry about that!
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