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A guy who was notoriously bad at math but deeply passionate about being a "designer" proudly showed his friend a logo he just created featuring "1 + 1 = 2". The friend looked at the image, scratched his head, and asked: — "Why is this logo so flashy? The number 2 is huge, but something feels... off." The designer replied confidently: — "It’s all about deep symbolism, man! The yellow of the first '1' represents 'Radiant Sunrise', the green of the second '1' is 'Ever-growing Hope', and that big blue '2' stands for 'Oceanic Success'." The friend sighed: — "No, I mean... you’re making a logo for an Accounting Firm, yet your plus sign looks like a Red Cross, and the number 2 is floating like it’s about to drift away." The guy waved his hand dismissively: — "That’s art! It means even through 'sacrifice' (the cross-like plus sign), the final result 'ascends' (the floating 2)." Just then, the client called, fuming: — "Listen, I asked for a simple logo. Why did you send me something that looks like a pharmacy sign mixed with a first-grade math worksheet?" The designer went silent for a moment, then turned to his friend and whispered: — "See? They just don't get my 'minimalism.' Fine, I’ll just strip all the colors and leave it black and white. Maybe that's simple enough for them!"