It feels as if casters and producers in Hollywood are deathly afraid of not adhering to the current zeitgeist to the point that they force every product to conform to the same checklist of approved decisions.

In 2018, author J. K. Rowling liked a tweet that described transgender women as ‘men in dresses’. This became the start of a philosophical war primarily playing out online, about the author’s beliefs.

The system is designed to never actually let you interact with any of the people, who have decision-making power. They’re all too busy. And your complaints are too costly to fix.

The promised path of those early employees is that once we are the big dogs on wall street, you will be the COO or board member of a company with more money than small nations. The only trade-off is that you must believe in the dream alongside us.

So often in an argument, the answer is not the point. The discussion is the space where people reveal the way they think. Not just what they believe, but why. It is your chance to learn more of your fellows, and their opinions.

A few weeks ago, I was contracted to create an album cover. It was a simple enough gig. But I only managed it, because others spent years developing amazing technology.