Milton Glaser Wants Your Vote

Milk Glazer discusses the significance of voting, emphasizing that it is a manifestation of existence. He highlights the challenges people face in voting, such as disbelief in its impact. Glazer stresses that design should inform rather than persuade, as persuasion can be harmful. He also explores the transformative power of art and design, noting how certain elements can change perceptions and culture.

What does the speaker suggest is a powerful reason for voting?

• To make friends

• To win a prize

• To prove one's existence

• To follow a trend

According to the speaker, why do some people refrain from voting?

• They are too busy

• They don't believe it will have an effect

• They forget the voting date

• They don't know how to vote

What is the primary role of design according to the speaker?

• To persuade

• To confuse

• To entertain

• To inform

How does the speaker describe the impact of art and design?

• As purely decorative

• As transformative

• As temporary

• As irrelevant

What elements does the speaker mention can change perceptions?

• Colors, shapes, sounds, images, and words

• Only images

• Only words

• Only sounds