
The world doesn’t suffer from a lack of opinions, it suffers from too much certainty.
We rush forward, speak louder, double down.
But how often do we stop and ask:
“What if I’m wrong?”
Voltaire called certainty absurd.
Nietzsche called it a kind of madness.
We just call it dangerous.
What sparked the idea?
It was born after watching the now-infamous meeting between Trump and Zelensky at the White House. What played out on screen felt less like diplomacy and more like theatre: scripted, rigid, with no space left for doubt or dialogue. Certainty had won. And with it, war marched on.
Yes, the “brain” on the front panel is a clue. You probably know whose it is.
A nod to the role blind confidence plays in shaping our world.
Doubt isn’t weakness.
Doubt is clarity, curiosity, and courage.
It’s how we stay awake in a world that wants to sleepwalk through complexity.
That’s why Hamlet’s skull takes center stage.
"To be or not to be”, the most iconic expression of doubt, of questioning existence itself.
In the background we depicted a crumbling city.
The ruins of a world led by those too sure of their own convictions.
And scrawled amidst the chaos:
“Life – could be – beautiful.”
Part regret. Part hope.
A message for those who dare to question.

This is more than packaging.
It’s a conversation piece. A provocation. A mirror.
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