The process of creating my audio pieces allowed me to tune into a different side of my brand page, The Em Experience. I had to think about think about what I see for the future of my brand page and bring some of it to life. It was rather strange because I’ve never thought so much in depth in regards to the what the full potential of my brand page could look like. I hope to bring forth an aesthetically pleasing, authentic, and well-versed platform to the beauty industry through The Em Experience. These audios are just a taste of what’s in store.

What is the difference between a computer deciding what you’re going to do and predicting what you’re going to do?

A decision is a conclusion or resolution reached after consideration.

A prediction is a statement about what you think will happen in the future.

In my opinion, a computer deciding what you are going to do is absolute ludicrous. We each have functional brains to make decisions for ourselves and yet we have become so susceptible to technology and assistants that free will and making decisions are a huge part of our morality and natural existence as beings that has been tainted with. This is simply travel, who knows what else is coming to light. We have forgotten how to operate as natural human beings.

I chose to put my logo onto the Juvia’s place Zulu palette. I chose this palette because it comes from my favorite black owned company. I personally own this palette and many more which I use particularly for my brand. The bold colors and the Nubian queen with which are represented by these bold colors are what aligns with the boldness, strength and exquisiteness I would like to be represented of The Em Experience. I also hope to collaborate with eye shadow producers in the future so that The Em Experience can have its very own line of eyeshadows available to the clients.

This commercial highlighted societal issues the world faces today. From political issues, health issues, and other focal points that effect us today, Snickers still feel like they can “satisfy the worlds hunger” for justice and place an emphasis on fixing this issue. Of course this is simply a metaphor for snickers as a bar of candy can’t possibly satisfies todays issues. However, purchasing a snickers bar now, will definitely make me reflect on the issues the world is facing today and get me to think about ways those issues can be fixed. Furthermore, it would make me consider the changes that need to be made to reach a particularly outcome and how I can play a role in that.

Technology is such a powerful tool that can literally make you believe anything. It’s so powerful to the point that people have forgotten how to function without it and are easily influenced by its effects. If society has so easily allowed themselves to be easily influenced by technology, that means that anything that is put out there will automatically be believed. That is where Deepfakes come in. Anything can be made to seem like reality and ultimately be believable to any viewer. However, for those of us who raise questions, do our own research, and use technological in the right way, we can uncover the ugliness of Deepfakes and its very existence.

One might say that history has repeated itself and has found various ways to effect what makes up society today. Have we really learned from our mistakes? Will we ever work on our mistakes? When will the repetition cease? I wonder if we as a society can get to a place where we can coexist peacefully and use our history for a more positive future where everyone can coexist. Dadaism was during World War 1 in 1914. It is now, 2020!

A Brand page for the students by a student!

— Emily Cacho

This brand aims to showcase beauty looks proposed by an upcoming cosmetologist. Services are provided to build a portfolio on what The Em Experience will entail as well as as allow students on campus to tap into an experience based on a look they would lie for me to achieve. On the client’s side a lot of it is trial and error as I am not licensed. However, everything I do know is self-taught. Even so, as the word spreads out about my brand, students are able to trust that I can execute and meet their expectations while building my skill set as an upcoming cosmetologist. Moreover, my delivery includes perfection, professionalism, care and comfortability, as well as the utmost respect, trust, and passion. The Em Experience certainly is a unique experience for both parties to tap into!

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