There is a version of a preference that exists when nobody is asking, and a version that exists when somebody is. They are rarely identical, and the distance between them is not dishonesty. It is the ordinary cost of describing anything to an audience. Looking at cannabis digital art personal preferences makes this unusually visible,…

Put four adults of different ages in a room and ask them to describe the same thing, and you will hear four vocabularies. One will sound clinical. One will sound coded. One will sound like a product listing, and one will avoid naming it at all. Most commentary on cannabis digital art generational trends treats this…

The calendar is one of the strongest social filters we have, and it works almost entirely without comment. A Tuesday afternoon and a Saturday afternoon can hold the same people in the same room, and the two conversations will still sound different. Obligation is the variable doing the work. Discussions of cannabis digital art weekend…