Some people say that advertising encourages us to buy things that we really do not need. Others say that advertisements tell us about new products that may improve our lives.

Some people say advertisements encourage people to buy things they actually don'

t

need, while some people argue that adverts give us more ideas about what to buy. In my opinion,

although

they both are reasonable, I would agree with the positive aspect of adverts.

First

of all, it's the human who decides what to buy other than the advertisements.

For example

, in TV, a new kind of cushion is trying to persuade audiences to believe that it could bring better sleep to us.

However

, if sleepless doesn'

t

bother me, I won'

t

buy the pillow at all.

Secondly

, when new inventions come to the market, they do need some methods to let the mass know. Just like the padding in

last paragraph

Suggestion

the last paragraph

, somebody who has sleeping problems might be after these products like that. The pillow might be a great solution for them. While the positive points exist, I acknowledge that misleading in advertising exist as well. In order to sell more products, sellers sometimes do tricks. They lie that their products could meet our requirements, but indeed, the products don'

t

work even a little. The cushion above again, it is possibly just as common as other ordinary pillows.

As a result

, after customers bought

this

kind of padding, they may never use them forever. Another reason makes people buy things they don'

t

need is probably promotions. For examples, half price, buy one get another one free, etc. People would be attracted by the discounts. Above all, I reckon, unless misled by the dishonest advertise, people should keep aware of buying products they don'

t

need. Human is smart enough to distinguish tricks and doing right things.