6 ms·
This is such a dastardly psychological trick. Being slightly aswew really hard to fight the subconscious urge to reach out and 'fix' them. I almost want to rush
by tpurves 5mo ago
This is such a dastardly psychological trick. Being slightly aswew really hard to fight the subconscious urge to reach out and 'fix' them. I almost want to rush out to a nearest McDonald's right now and buy one of these burgers so that I can make sure that it's buns are aligned properly....
- sbt567 5mo agoOh, that is absolutely how all of mobile game ads now are designed. It will deliberately fail a very simple task to poke our desires of "Huh, I can do better than that"
- vivid242 5mo agoIn a culture that likes things neat and orderly lined up!
- xofer 5mo agoI'd like to reach out and snatch that last apostrophe from your comment for similar reasons.
- kylehotchkiss 5mo agoWhat if I told you that you could do this without flying to Japan. You’ll probably be reprimanded for holding up orders.
- m463 5mo ago> reach out and 'fix' them maybe by eating your way into the problem...
- soco 5mo agoInteresting, I couldn't care less about those shapes. Where is the difference in our minds? Because I haven't for single a second thought about "fixing" it, nor cared about it - even after you mentioned it.
- 1kcah 5mo agoare you a charachorder keyboard user?