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Can You Bite Off Your Finger like a Carrot?

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What to study

Curiosity Gap

People have quietly wondered this question and never asked it out loud. The skull biting down beside the carrots makes the comparison concrete without any gore. You wince, then you need the answer anyway. That is the trap.

How the packaging works
Title

The title asks the forbidden question everyone has quietly wondered about.

Thumbnail

The skull and carrots stage the grim comparison without real gore.

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If you teach a subject with dark corners, voice the question your audience is too shy to ask. Use a stand-in image, a model or a diagram, to show the horror without blood.

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The transferable lesson

Ask the question the audience is too polite to.

NicheHealth & Fitness
Click driverCuriosity GapStakes & Tension
Visual signalSingle-Scene CompositionSide-by-Side Comparison
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