I really enjoy these conceptual videos. Understanding the framework helps to make sense of the what and why. For instance, the 2D graphic could end up as 3D when I consider an individual may be part of multiple groups, each contributing to those unconscious ideas. Then, perhaps, as paradigms change, it's almost like a boiling substance. Ideas rise in a nation/group and burst on the scene. The national reaction in the US to George Floyd's death last year arose from somewhere and sparked similar responses across (particularly, but not exclusively) the Western world. Suddenly far more people were not only aware but also cared and pushed for change. I wonder what kind of archetypes underlie this situation.
I really enjoy these conceptual videos. Understanding the framework helps to make sense of the what and why.
For instance, the 2D graphic could end up as 3D when I consider an individual may be part of multiple groups, each contributing to those unconscious ideas. Then, perhaps, as paradigms change, it's almost like a boiling substance. Ideas rise in a nation/group and burst on the scene.
The national reaction in the US to George Floyd's death last year arose from somewhere and sparked similar responses across (particularly, but not exclusively) the Western world. Suddenly far more people were not only aware but also cared and pushed for change. I wonder what kind of archetypes underlie this situation.