TBF, there was a time when Photoshop was a collegiate course around the world. Now? All but the most niche aspects are automated, and any human user of software offering personal agency in its UX is part of the actual product: mapping humanity's stats.
Canva has a "style" as much as the Marketing Dept has a soul among them. This is the result of countless hours of testing and refinement: not a masterpiece, but it sells like a MFer. Just wait until "AI" gets a real piece of the action.
Hol' up. Do you not know of the Jolly Rancher?
All of what you said is true, and I mildly regret giving the video series a chance, NGL. Also, that last bit doesn't really jive with totalitarian states like PRC's China. 😶
We should collectively refer to that as a "Giuliani", IMHO.
Eh, hedging your bets? 🤘🏽🤣
What is this? A paycheck for ants?!
Terror is not only an active verb. The more insidious and pervasive representation of this is systemic, violent racism by authority figures and the historical lack of justice against said bigotry.
In practice, police forces are organized crime with a badge. In theory, and I mean in the most fairy tale way possible, they're shining paladins of virtue. If you're still gargling that Kool-Aid, no one can help you, but if you want to put down the pitcher, just say the word.
Ooh, I like your brains! 🤩🔥
Academically, how does this genuinely lovely act of kindness & compassion differ in essence to, say, sharing PDFs of the same already-purchased book with strangers simply wanting to play the game?
edit: please, be civil and don't dogpile, this is simply to spark a deeper understanding of intentional labeling and how we, as a society, often take that for granted (ie. assume it's in good faith).
Triple. Sinister.
No. Don't say i-
Dog.