Luis Jr. Punzalan

San Leandro, CA United States

Product Design & Development / Creative Arm

Apparel / Fashion

"New doesn’t necessarily mean Better : Faster and Old : Slower or Inadequate. When speed is a factor in productivity I think we are always on the pivot of pacing as opposed to pace being contingent to a device, or anything for that matter. Either normality or optimality is mere perception and never a conclusion. There is no direct correlation between “New” for “Good” and “Old” for “No Good” but rather a quadrant altogether to perceive, i.e. "Old" aiming for newness by leveraging good to superseded the not so good, or 'New" referencing from "Old" to sophisticate the not so good then embracing all good there is that comes with Age (and so on)." excerpt from “New. Good. Old. No Good.” via @M