Thanks, Rasmus! I'm glad the Dijkstra quote resonated with you too - it's such a powerful and accurate point.
The scale of impressions with products is especially relevant now when content can spread so widely and quickly online. The viral potential is a double-edged sword, isn't it? It offers huge reach, but raises questions about the qu…
Thanks, Rasmus! I'm glad the Dijkstra quote resonated with you too - it's such a powerful and accurate point.
The scale of impressions with products is especially relevant now when content can spread so widely and quickly online. The viral potential is a double-edged sword, isn't it? It offers huge reach, but raises questions about the quality and impact of those impressions.
You nailed it - it's thrilling to think we can create widespread and lasting impact, but daunting to consider the responsibility.
Thanks, Rasmus! I'm glad the Dijkstra quote resonated with you too - it's such a powerful and accurate point.
The scale of impressions with products is especially relevant now when content can spread so widely and quickly online. The viral potential is a double-edged sword, isn't it? It offers huge reach, but raises questions about the quality and impact of those impressions.
You nailed it - it's thrilling to think we can create widespread and lasting impact, but daunting to consider the responsibility.