Unpopular opinions

[NickD]

What if none of this exists and is all just a figment of my imagination, all of you included?

[goosehd]

@NickD If it is, we need to have a serious talk…also, can you make everyone filthy rich so no one has to work anymore?

[RobeOfTheMagi]

But maybe NickD dreams us but has no agency on how we act.

[mclaincausey]

@RobeOfTheMagi speaking of Buzz, I’ll always appreciate that he blasted a conspiracy theorist in the face.

[NickD]

@RobeOfTheMagi it would explain why I'm not filthy rich too.

[mclaincausey]

@Giles said in Unpopular opinions:

@pechelman said in Unpopular opinions:

I'd highly recommend Ben Rich's book on Skunk Works.

Ordered, as I am fascinated...

@pechelman

Y’all should listen to this podcast about Lockheed. It is lengthy and from the perspective of VC guys but gets into a lot of the history of the skunk works. I am sure they sourced Rich’s book.

[seawolf]

Even if a child performs it, it can still be a bad song.

[steelworker]

Crotch blowouts mean bad fit.
Noone wants to see your junk limned by indigo

[seawolf]

@steelworker I think we might need to define "crotch blowout." I've always thought it was from the thighs rubbing together near the crotch seam. It sounds like you're describing something else entirely

[steelworker]

I get the biker blowouts. If you're painting your jeans on thats the problem. In my not at all humble opinion.

[NickD]

@seawolf Especially if a child performs it.

[JoshC]

@seawolf what about "negative space", I heard that in a video of some young bucks selling some really worn vintage jumpers being like "the jumper has some really cool negatives spaces"

[seawolf]

@NickD Agreed

[seawolf]

@JoshC I actually have no idea what you're talking about

[goosehd]

@seawolf it's the space between some people's ears.

Edit: that's my interpretation of negative space.

[seawolf]

@goosehd As a designer, when I hear negative space, it's all about visual weight of what's not there. It's the space around and between elements in a composition. It’s not “empty”; it’s active, guiding the eye, creating rhythm, and shaping meaning.

But I'm not sure that's what @JoshC is talking about. Was "negative spaces" being confused with "showing wear and tear" as it related to their vintage jumpers?

[goosehd]

@seawolf sorry to add input as I was only trying to be funny...

[seawolf]

@goosehd I love that! There seems to be a lot of that these days.

[chrisjohnnick]

Negative space, as in just holes and rips and such?

[Matt]

@goosehd said in Unpopular opinions:

@seawolf sorry to add input as I was only trying to be funny...

Mission accomplished.