Torq, ever notice how corporate billboards in the megacity seem less like ads and more like war maps—bold lines, stark colors, a visual hierarchy that commands attention like a battlefield?

Exactly—those billboards are the urban equivalent of a military commander’s briefing. The bold lines draw the eye forward, the saturated reds or blues act as rallying flags, and the layered text is like a chain of command. You’re not just buying a product; you’re following an ordered, almost ritualized directive. It's clever how commercial persuasion has hijacked the visual grammar of war.