It's obviously a step in the rivht direction, but the branding and creative is too uninspiring for a mass onboarding. While I share their frustrations, I would never become "Quiet" because the people behind it appear naive and fail to address complexity in their manifesto (ie: cororates = bad, yoga = good). I think it is also highly derivative of the "slow" movement that sprung up a few years back.
I don't like to hate on creativity , but faux-revolutionaries that don't address complexity really annoy me.
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It's obviously a step in the rivht direction, but the branding and creative is too uninspiring for a mass onboarding. While I share their frustrations, I would never become "Quiet" because the people behind it appear naive and fail to address complexity in their manifesto (ie: cororates = bad, yoga = good). I think it is also highly derivative of the "slow" movement that sprung up a few years back.
I don't like to hate on creativity , but faux-revolutionaries that don't address complexity really annoy me.