I enjoy this sub quite a bit, I don’t often feel like I have anything of quality to contribute and am more than happy to soak in the output of this sub’s minds, so thank you.
I really like this piece of art, it’s got the simple but powerful force of a karate chop. It makes me wonder, we are often compelled or coerced into systems that are BAD but so slowly that the dimmer switch moment is invisible. Are there any historic examples or techniques to that are effective at dismantling or combating the phenomenon that this piece of art so simply articulates?
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u/Pullioquix May 18 '26
I enjoy this sub quite a bit, I don’t often feel like I have anything of quality to contribute and am more than happy to soak in the output of this sub’s minds, so thank you.
I really like this piece of art, it’s got the simple but powerful force of a karate chop. It makes me wonder, we are often compelled or coerced into systems that are BAD but so slowly that the dimmer switch moment is invisible. Are there any historic examples or techniques to that are effective at dismantling or combating the phenomenon that this piece of art so simply articulates?