A poster spotted on Upminster Station. What do you notice about it?
No, not that, that's only to be expected in modern advertising these days. No, I meant the automatic assumption that there's a hidden reality behind the claim, and that it's always a lie. But is it? And does it help to try to persuade people of that, when it might simply be accurate, and the person is overqualified?
It's being pushed by a Lottery Money-funded fakecharity, of course, so you'll see it popping up everywhere, no doubt.
