Avoiding the company of people has consequences

A rough, chaotic pencil sketch with unsettling, mysterious, spiritual, chaotic pencil lines, depicting a figure walking away from a door labeled as "The Truth." The figure is covering their eyes with one hand, as if deliberately avoiding seeing what lies behind them. The lines are jagged and abstract, creating a sense of tension and denial. The background features swirling, chaotic patterns that suggest a complex and hidden reality. The overall image is intentionally rough and sketch-like, capturing the eerie and unsettling nature of avoiding the truth, with an atmosphere that feels both mysterious and foreboding. --c 8 --ar 16:9 --v 6.1

The relentless pursuit of profit, often at the expense of environmental sustainability, forces people to face the consequences of their own actions.

artwork form a 1950s kids adventure magazine depicting that Consequences of disruption can have both positive and negative effects, and are often perceived as both good and bad. These consequences have a wide range of significance both across time and scope of impact --ar 16:9

Mistakes are what we avoid, the biggest mistake is to avoid the company of people, the brain does not make the same mistake twice, it constantly learns, learns to be in the company of people with comfort. It will be a mistake to avoid people, for this your brain will poison you in every sense of the word. --ar 16:9

a cool tech company is trying on their company flat brim hats. all the hats are matching and have the company logo printed across the whole hat --ar 2:3

Logo for a coffee manufacturer company, the company is aimed at wealthy middle-aged people from 40 to 55, laconic and colorful logo --s 250 --v 6.0

Germany in WW2, family gathered around a table, speaking in hushed tones and avoiding sensitive topics for fear of being overheard by informers --ar 16:9 --v 5.2