BEYOND THE SURFACE

The age-old habit of judging individuals based on physical appearance has become a pervasive problem. We often evaluate people like objects, focusing on surface-level qualities like attractiveness, weight, or style, without considering the substance beneath. This superficial approach has permeated various aspects of life, including relationships and voting decisions.

Advertisers exploit this tendency, promoting products with appealing packaging but lacking quality, and encouraging the public to prioritize appearance over education, skills, and background. By doing so, they capitalize on people's willingness to make quick, uninformed decisions.

While visuality is an inherent part of human nature, the consequences of this advertising approach are alarming. We're creating a society where people settle for shallow choices, overlooking the value of deeper qualities.

Isn't it time we encourage the public to think critically, rather than blindly following advertisements that might lead to misguided decisions and a narrow-minded perspective?