Ridgemont Typologies: excess and the illusion of difference.

mick

i was boggled last month by the link franco posted a while back to piles of consumer goods.

this is also very cool.. the pretense of difference in order to sell something as unique... when it's not.

if you click through to the site, do take a look at the "team colors" photos. i like his take.. that choosing a soft drink or fast food isn't really a matter of different foods, but of teams to support.

mick

oh hell, i forgot the link.

http://www.markluthringer.com/RidgemontTypologies/taillights.html

squapple

Nice find Mick

silent

all things have a core, then we just see developments of that core, but in essence everything comes from the same...