Arguments about form and content occur across disciplines. Why? In this post, I begin what will be a long exploration of this question with a reading of Google’s “Loretta” ad (2020) to explore technology through a form/content lens.
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Two weeks ago, I voluntarily self-quarantined with my wife and our toddler when they came back from visiting family in France. I had always imagined an emergency, a crisis, to be filled with panic, but these slow, thick days feel more like the quiet that settles in the wake of a death. It feels like everybody is grieving, but we don’t know what for.
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