Reflection
These days we look into a mirror longer and more often than ever before in the history of mankind. The level of reflection is far from being proportional.
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2 comments:
On the face of it, this angle looks interesting. Can you discuss little more in detail.
These days human beings by and large are more reactive rather than reflective. Quite ironical considering that we peer into mirrors
more often than even before.
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