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The banner shows a scene of chaotic upheaval, reflecting the idea of completely ignoring new technology. In the foreground, a distressed engineer stands kneedeep in churning waters, clinging to a small island of rock as waves crash around them. The engineers clothes are disheveled and their hair blows wildly in the storm winds. Their eyes are wide with a mix of terror, confusion and desperation. Surrounding the stranded engineer, the ocean seethes with turmoil. Jagged bolts of lightning rip through ominously dark storm clouds. Halfsunken ships, broken masts and overturned lifeboats toss in the raging seas. Debris from outdated technologies like floppy disks, brick cellphones and dot matrix printouts swirls in the churning abyss. In the distance, a giant tsunami wave towers over the horizon, casting a foreboding shadow as it approaches. The wave is crowded with bobbing heads and outstretched arms of panicked engineers trying desperately to stay afloat. Their helpless cries are drowned out by the crashing thunder. The blog title hovers forebodingly in glitchy, electricitycharged letters, warning the viewer not to ignore technological change lest they risk being swept away in the growing maelstrom. The atmosphere created by the ominous imagery serves as a dramatic counterpoint highlighting the foolishness of stubbornly clinging to the status quo in the fastmoving world of technology.