@SirBylHolte That's a good point. As kids, we watch cartoons where the characters were dinosaurs, animals, mutants, robots, etc. It was something beyond what they looked like or even what species they were. When you see anachronistic portrayals, you don't see diversity, you see the agenda.
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I do feel bad for the franchisees of Bricks and Minifigs who had nothing to do with this, but man, this CEO is a piece of work.
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Yikes, he's not wrong. When doing work like this at this scale, you really need to do some research before going live. This isn't the first time this has happened either. This is one of the biggest nightmares you can have as a designer.
I’ll never “unsee” what this guy pointed out about Minnesota’s new state flag. 😂🫣
He’s not wrong about how the flag looks like it could be a flag in Somalia.
However, if you hang it vertically, things get even weirder. I’m not surprised given what we know about Tampon Tim. 🤣 Maybe it was intentional.
Just watch the video and you’ll see. 👇🏼
@PDawgKnight
I’ll never “unsee” what this guy pointed out about Minnesota’s new state flag. 😂🫣
He’s not wrong about how the flag looks like it could be a flag in Somalia.
However, if you hang it vertically, things get even weirder. I’m not surprised given what we know about Tampon Tim. 🤣 Maybe it was intentional.
Just watch the video and you’ll see. 👇🏼
@PDawgKnight
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6. The Pull: Where the whole framework points. It’s the future state your customer is quietly gravitating toward, the feeling they’re hoping to have on the other side of this problem being solved.
5. The Two Stories: The split between what someone says about their situation and what they actually feel. There’s the version they tell other people, usually more composed and less vulnerable, and the version they tell themselves in private, usually more honest and more painful.
3. The Mask: What they show the world while they’re carrying that weight. Most people aren’t walking around telling everyone how much their problem is costing them emotionally.
2. The Felt Weight: It’s the emotional and sometimes physical burden someone carries every day because of that gap, the low-grade heaviness or dread or frustration that sits in the background of their experience with this problem