I might be alone, but I like this. I don't think it shows how the world is destroying art and creativity through technology - I think it's a simple visual metaphor for the entire world we have successfully managed to cram into a phone. When did we start taking ads so literally?
I have concluded, after 42 years of study, that the answer is, there is none. That’s the joke. We are given a need for purpose in a world there is none. We are spiritually homeless. Have a beer, cuddle those you love, wake up and repeat.
I feel strongly that ‘rapid unscheduled disassembly’ was obviously meant in an ironically entertaining way and now people are doing ironic memes as though it was meant seriously, and all of those memes are weaker because of it.
@tomfgoodwin Perhaps a social bubble/echo chamber thing here (for both of us), as most of what I see confirms the NG’s view above. I’m very pro-EVs so my brain will likely see confirming messages above anything else.
But a search for ‘Grid capacity electric vehicles’ suggests it can cope.
People get way too concerned about Governments having too much power, or tech or sinister ideas.
And should be far more concerned about them being utterly, totally and devastatingly incompetent at seemingly everything.
If any of you news editors want to further align your style guidance with public preference, you can consult our 'British public style guide' 👇
https://t.co/0cGvhcgjF5