Bullshit, a technical term [1], is not falsehood, but words used with
complete and utter disregard as to whether they are true or false.
Corporate bullshit is the instrumental use of such words to "make the
right noises" and create some semblance of solidity from the gaseous
evacuations of "executive" types. That includes corporate mottos,
mission statements, and product descriptions, and to a large extent
privacy policies, ethics statements and corporate responsibility
pledges.
All fun and games.
The only downside is that our tolerance for such mischief has rendered
any sincere communication void. Nobody with a business that actually
wants to trade on these values has a chance.
Perhaps that is the point of this semantic spam, to discombobulate and
jam the value perceptions of the public so much that they are unable
to differentiate anything genuine from the tide spewed by the
shit-pedlars.
All fun and games.
The only downside is that our tolerance for such mischief has rendered any sincere communication void. Nobody with a business that actually wants to trade on these values has a chance.
Perhaps that is the point of this semantic spam, to discombobulate and jam the value perceptions of the public so much that they are unable to differentiate anything genuine from the tide spewed by the shit-pedlars.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Bullshit