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Anytime an article starts with 'analyzing' like this, it seems to, more often than not, mean that what follows will be a complete guess based on preconceived notions the author has about the subject in question. The author inevitably seems to just read into it however he wants to reinforce whatever his beliefs already are.

Eat any food every day and it will get old. I live in Texas and we eat Mexican/Tex-Mex so often it gets old also, and its fucking delicious.

This article is interesting as far as showing the history of why it was reviled in early times, but I think the same could be said of anything else...

I'm not saying an RM campaign is ridiculous, I'm quite sure they, like most big companies are doing one. I'm just also quite sure that the guy this article is using as a source is completely full of shit.

This is retarded. An 'RM' campaign as they call it, the way they are doing it, would be worthless on Reddit. It's a website made up of millions of users. /r/gaming has 3,244,936 subscribers as of writing this. A few guys sitting in a room down voting stuff, like the anonymous source claims to have seen, would be like a few guys standing in a river trying to form a damn.

And the people at Microsoft aren't utterly stupid. Why would they hire such an amateur PR firm that was so flippant with campaigns to manipulate other websites.

This entire article is laughably ridiculous.

The battery life is the only thing that worries me. I am excited about everything else.

Oh my god, this is shocking news! Shocking I tell you!