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WHY DO IT? | NIKE
Nike reframes ‘Just Do It’ to ‘Why Do It?’ to reach Gen Z
Here's the voice-over text. Watch the ad for the ending:
"Why do it?
Why would you make it harder on yourself?
Why chance it?
Why put it on the line?
With so much at stake.
With so much room to fail.
Why risk it?
Why would you dare?
Seriously, why?!
You could give everything you have and still lose."
'Just do it' was free from any compulsions of 'winning' or 'losing'. It was 'Just do it' - simple. The new 'Why do it?' makes it seem like you need to have some reason for 'doing it'. And the possibility of 'winning' is defined as the answer to the 'why?'.
Nike reframes ‘Just Do It’ to ‘Why Do It?’ to reach Gen Z
Here's the voice-over text. Watch the ad for the ending:
"Why do it?
Why would you make it harder on yourself?
Why chance it?
Why put it on the line?
With so much at stake.
With so much room to fail.
Why risk it?
Why would you dare?
Seriously, why?!
You could give everything you have and still lose."
'Just do it' was free from any compulsions of 'winning' or 'losing'. It was 'Just do it' - simple. The new 'Why do it?' makes it seem like you need to have some reason for 'doing it'. And the possibility of 'winning' is defined as the answer to the 'why?'.
Approximate Frame.
Nature doesn’t run on laws of physics, instead laws of physics run on our brain to approximate how nature runs.
How could we ever know what the “fundamental” layer of reality is, and if it even exists.
All we can do is observe and make a frame of what we observe.
Nature doesn’t run on laws of physics, instead laws of physics run on our brain to approximate how nature runs.
How could we ever know what the “fundamental” layer of reality is, and if it even exists.
All we can do is observe and make a frame of what we observe.
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Framing how internal organs function through complex, coordinated processes, where individual organs like the heart, liver, and kidneys perform specialized tasks, such as pumping blood, filtering waste, and processing nutrients. So cool.
Larynx & Vocal Folds (Phonation)
As air passes from the lungs, it increases pressure below the larynx. The air forces the vocal folds (vocal cords) in the larynx (voice box) to open and then close, creating a series of rapid vibrations.
Larynx & Vocal Folds (Phonation)
As air passes from the lungs, it increases pressure below the larynx. The air forces the vocal folds (vocal cords) in the larynx (voice box) to open and then close, creating a series of rapid vibrations.
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Powerful frame of looking at life is that everyone is getting exactly what they want out of life, they’re just in denial about what they truly, deeply want.
- Jeremy Giffon
- Jeremy Giffon
Thick vs thin places frame.
Charles Taylor wrote about “thin places” where you feel closer to God just by being there.
New York is the opposite: a “thick place.” God feels more distant here, maybe because everything around you is man-made or maybe because the city lights blind you to the infinite cosmos.
Charles Taylor wrote about “thin places” where you feel closer to God just by being there.
New York is the opposite: a “thick place.” God feels more distant here, maybe because everything around you is man-made or maybe because the city lights blind you to the infinite cosmos.