LAW NO. 3LIMITING INFORMATION ENGAGES THE IMAGINATION
A true work of art is one whose imperfect beauty makes an artist of the viewer.
Apple used it in launching the original iPhone in 2007 as well as in its entertaining “I’m a Mac” commercials. David Chase used it in the groundbreaking final episode of The Sopranos. Cadbury used it in its “In the Air” commercial, which went viral on YouTube. Hollywood uses it all the time in movie trailers. Agatha Christie was the undisputed heavyweight champion of it. Mike Nichols used it in the famous underwater pool scene in The Graduate. Screenwriter and director J. J. Abrams has built a phenomenal career around it. In-N-Out Burger uses it with its menu. Sudoku relies on it, as do comic ...
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