Choosing Your “Bus View” —Visual Metaphor
You decide what you focus on, by choosing your “bus side”
Photo by author, Dorin Cojocariu. Visual metaphor of “chosen bus view”
There is a cartoon, probably not copyright-free, showing 2 passengers in a bus going on a tiny road, on a steep mountain slope.
One passenger had chosen a seat on the bus side towards the panoramic view, the sky, and the abyss, too.
But he doesn’t look down, so he smiles happily.
The other passenger had chosen to sit on the bus side towards the close-up rocky wall of the mountain.
Grey, depressing, ominous rock wall.
He looks utterly depressed.
They both travel in the same “bus of life”.
They both can argue that their “view” is true. They both are right, from their perspective.
Still.
What will YOU focus on, several times a day?
Think about it.
To me, this is a profound visual metaphor.
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