Narawastu Indrapradna
@nara
Narawastu Indrapradna
There are lots of great personal brands out there that will always be about one domain - marketing, social, leadership, whatever - but they will always be speaking to the lowest common denominator, and they will never really be huge.
Jasmine Bina • Surviving Your Personal Brand
When legends collide — Kobe takes it to a whole new level 😳🏀
The McDonald’s clown didn’t see this one coming… now he’s orbiting the fries 🌌🍟
You’ve scrolled too far into the McMultiverse 💀
#flashvam #mcdonalds #kobebryant #viralreel #aiart #weirdreality #spaceedition
instagram.comWhen a person aspires to be a brand, they forfeit everything that is truly glorious about being human. Building any brand requires consensus. When we position ourselves as a brand, we are forced to project an image of what we believe most people will approve of and admire and buy into. The moment we cater our creativity to popular opinion is the... See more
Debbie Millman • WePresent | the Personal Brand Paradox
So what did the Beatles mean when they sang, “I am the egg man, I am the walrus?”
Lennon says he wrote in response to people trying too hard to find meaning in Beatles lyrics. “Let ‘em try finding something in this,” he said.
He’s right, but he’s also wrong. The meaning people find in art is as valid as they believe it to be, including whatever... See more
Lennon says he wrote in response to people trying too hard to find meaning in Beatles lyrics. “Let ‘em try finding something in this,” he said.
He’s right, but he’s also wrong. The meaning people find in art is as valid as they believe it to be, including whatever... See more
Alex Dobrenko` • Beautiful Disasters
As such, slop is intended to optimize for mass consumption . The earliest AI-generated images we consider “slop” were engineered for Facebook virality: shrimp Jesus, cat videos, and pictures of disabled veterans were deliberately designed to generate engagement and reach a broad audience.2 Whether slop actually succeeds is irrelevant: the intent is... See more
Adam Aleksic • Notes on slop
self promotion is scary
Where doomscrolling made us passive consumers, doomprompting makes us passive conversationalists and creators. The shift from consumption to participation makes the illusion far more convincing, and the addiction far more sophisticated. New technology begets new human behaviors, without exception.
