Joshua Paul Dale

So painters just wanted to make things that were perfect and beautiful or that really impressed you and like a sublime object. In Japan, the aesthetics leaned more towards the everyday and painters wanted to do things that people would like rather than just focusing on perfection. In fact, Japanese art kind of prefers asymmetry to symmetry.

So painters just wanted to make things that were perfect and beautiful or that really impressed you and like a sublime object. In Japan, the aesthetics leaned more towards the everyday and painters wanted to do things that people would like rather than just focusing on perfection. In fact, Japanese art kind of prefers asymmetry to symmetry.

So painters just wanted to make things that were perfect and beautiful or that really impressed you and like a sublime object. In Japan, the aesthetics leaned more towards the everyday and painters wanted to do things that people would like rather than just focusing on perfection. In fact, Japanese art kind of prefers asymmetry to symmetry.

And this is that atmosphere that allowed cuteness to rise up in the arts in Japan so early, I think.

And this is that atmosphere that allowed cuteness to rise up in the arts in Japan so early, I think.

And this is that atmosphere that allowed cuteness to rise up in the arts in Japan so early, I think.

Yeah, it definitely can go in waves. There was an initial wave in the early 20th century that had to do with new technologies, like new printing technologies, so you could do color photographs and newspaper comic supplements and the era of mass production. And we're in the midst, I think, of another boom in cuteness that was caused by the internet and social media.

Yeah, it definitely can go in waves. There was an initial wave in the early 20th century that had to do with new technologies, like new printing technologies, so you could do color photographs and newspaper comic supplements and the era of mass production. And we're in the midst, I think, of another boom in cuteness that was caused by the internet and social media.

Yeah, it definitely can go in waves. There was an initial wave in the early 20th century that had to do with new technologies, like new printing technologies, so you could do color photographs and newspaper comic supplements and the era of mass production. And we're in the midst, I think, of another boom in cuteness that was caused by the internet and social media.

Because now we can share content so easily and it crosses geographical borders so easily. And so it feeds on itself. Like you said, we see a little cute content and it's popular. So more and more is produced and it just keeps going.

Because now we can share content so easily and it crosses geographical borders so easily. And so it feeds on itself. Like you said, we see a little cute content and it's popular. So more and more is produced and it just keeps going.

Because now we can share content so easily and it crosses geographical borders so easily. And so it feeds on itself. Like you said, we see a little cute content and it's popular. So more and more is produced and it just keeps going.

Studies, some studies have shown that women seem to be a bit more sensitive to cuteness, which is not really surprising because I think that cuteness is really part of girls and young women's culture. But on the other hand, the studies also show that men have sensitivity to cuteness as well. So it's really a mixed thing that appeals to all genders.

Studies, some studies have shown that women seem to be a bit more sensitive to cuteness, which is not really surprising because I think that cuteness is really part of girls and young women's culture. But on the other hand, the studies also show that men have sensitivity to cuteness as well. So it's really a mixed thing that appeals to all genders.

Studies, some studies have shown that women seem to be a bit more sensitive to cuteness, which is not really surprising because I think that cuteness is really part of girls and young women's culture. But on the other hand, the studies also show that men have sensitivity to cuteness as well. So it's really a mixed thing that appeals to all genders.

Yes, we are absolutely being manipulated by cuteness constantly. I can say that with confidence. Companies that make products that are cute are definitely trying to get us to buy them. Content providers are making cute content because it's popular and then we will subscribe to their channels.

Yes, we are absolutely being manipulated by cuteness constantly. I can say that with confidence. Companies that make products that are cute are definitely trying to get us to buy them. Content providers are making cute content because it's popular and then we will subscribe to their channels.

Yes, we are absolutely being manipulated by cuteness constantly. I can say that with confidence. Companies that make products that are cute are definitely trying to get us to buy them. Content providers are making cute content because it's popular and then we will subscribe to their channels.

So we do have to be a little bit careful of that, I think, and just kind of be aware of when we're attracted to something by its cuteness. You know, who benefits? We benefit, but perhaps we're allowing something else to benefit too, like a corporation.

So we do have to be a little bit careful of that, I think, and just kind of be aware of when we're attracted to something by its cuteness. You know, who benefits? We benefit, but perhaps we're allowing something else to benefit too, like a corporation.