Emotions and marketing (for oral presentation)
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This document discusses how emotions have always been an important way for humans to communicate and connect with each other. It then provides details about the website WeFeelFine.org, which automatically collects data on human feelings and emotions mentioned in blogs, social media posts, and other online writings. It scans for phrases like "I feel" and collects information on the person's age, gender, location, and time. The goal is to learn more about collective human emotions and sentiments across the internet.
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