As an ad it was very effective. As a way to stop drug use it was ineffective.

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Apr 3, 2020
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Harbinger

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Remember: “This is your brain. This is your brain on drugs”.

antiyewt All-American

4/2/20 11:32pm

What's your solution?

SandYFan

4/2/20 11:33pm

Hold media accountable for the crap / total garbage they pander

Pretorian

4/3/20 5:53am

What would have been a more effective approach in the “war on drugs”?

antiyewt

4/2/20 11:44pm

Sounds like the ad campaign was pretty effective if you remember it...

DeekLyfter

4/2/20 11:45pm

I remember it only from my MBA program as being one of the most disastrous ad campaigns ever.

antiyewt

4/2/20 11:51pm

That’s crazy.

RalphWiggam

4/3/20 12:14am

Go read up on how effective it was.

antiyewt

4/3/20 12:19am

As an ad it was very effective. As a way to stop drug use it was ineffective.

Harbinger

4/3/20 6:13am

You can’t measure it the way you do a typical ad.

RalphWiggam

4/3/20 10:06pm

How about “Hey you want to be susceptible to the next Covid? Keep smoking

Coach's Dad

4/2/20 11:48pm

There may be better ways to discuss the effects of drugs on you

TwinsRight

4/3/20 12:50am

Sure, boiling a frog in a pot of water by slowly turning the temperature up from

TrueBlue67

4/3/20 4:51am

Sounds like an indictment on our society more than the ad campaign, and what

Y05

4/3/20 5:17am

I remember seeing a meme of this commercial. It showed a BYU logo, “This is your

Soy Celeste

4/3/20 5:40am

A book I read a while back claimed it actaully backfired--thrill seekers were

Scooter

4/3/20 7:08am

A big problem was equating weed with harder drugs.

ReyOso

4/3/20 7:36am

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