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I fully agree, but the ad symbolically presents the idea that those things are redundant - in the crusher. It is the ad, not Apple per se which is being critici
by beardyw 3y ago
I fully agree, but the ad symbolically presents the idea that those things are redundant - in the crusher. It is the ad, not Apple per se which is being criticised.
- uyzstvqs 3y agoI get that, but there is zero reason to believe that Apple meant that. Nobody is attempting to make those art forms redundant. In the same way Apple's older MacBook Air in an envelope ad could be offensive to people who enjoy using paper. It wasn't and it shouldn't, because everyone knew that computers were just another option and paper documents would still remain an option for those who preferred it. Nobody was attempting to replace anything, and nobody is doing so with creative arts now.
- beardyw 3y ago> zero reason to believe that Apple meant that. I think I acknowledged that. But if the ad gives an certain impression, that's what it does, whether deliberately or not. Often life isn't fair.