12.06.25: The Glitched Advertisement

Billboards in the future will glitch. Not by mistake, but on purpose. Ads that flicker, distort, and twist so they stick in your brain like a half-remembered dream. People start calling them “mind splinters.” At first, everyone hates them. Then, inevitably, they spread. The human brain can’t ignore disruption. Soon, art imitates ads. Music videos mimic glitches, fashion embraces “broken” aesthetics. Reality starts looking like corrupted files. And the strangest thing? People grow nostalgic for smoothness. They crave stability. A resistance forms: groups who paint over glitches with clean white walls, fighting chaos with silence.