People with God-loyalty have less Brand-loyalty

[Pseudolus]

http://www.futurepundit.com/archives/007649.html

Some of you Apple fans out there are thinking, "...and the difference is?"

[The Drunken Actuary]

I have neither. Except maybe Coke. But I don't like Pepsi.

[SirVLCIV]

I have neither. Except maybe Coke. But I don't like Pepsi.

:tup:

I don't care about Coke except that I like the taste better than Pepsi.

Now, if I could get a good sugar-free caffeinated birch beer or ginger beer, I'd take that instead.

[Loner]

:tup:

I don't care about Coke except that I like the taste better than Pepsi.
From a bottle, I prefer Pepsi. From a fountain, I prefer Coke.



Now, if I could get a good sugar-free caffeinated birch beer or ginger beer, I'd take that instead.

You wild man, you.

[_BullDog_]

I have neither. Except maybe Coke. But I don't like Pepsi.
what about Hooter's and Beck's?

[Ron Weasley]

To the OP, in my childhood the pastor of my family's backwoods church taught that people were made to worship and if they don't worship God they will find something else to worship. So I guess this isn't new to me, but it is an interesting outcome I hadn't thought about.

[ditkaworshipper]

I'm not convinced by this study, but it's an interesting concept. I personally don't think religion has causation on this, as I've seen extremely brand loyal people in both religious and non-religious circles. Also, the study only had a sample of 300, which I think is way too small.

[FattyMcGee]

http://www.futurepundit.com/archives/007649.html

Some of you Apple fans out there are thinking, "...and the difference is?"
I'm not a real Apple fan, but I'm thinking: :aypi: