See for yourself.
This amazing video blacks out everything but the messages plastered on almost every surface - from ads to graffiti - it's amazing how much our brain has to process.
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1 comment:
You know, it's true. Advertising is everywhere in contemporary society... since we're getting better at finding ways to tune ads out (Tivo, DVR, etc), marketers are increasing the number and frequency of ads and, consequently, placing them in areas in which we'll be sure to see them. The video is a great representation of this.. I like the first person POV.
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