[Chat Log] March 15, 2019

[Chase]

So yeah, you use each in lieu of the other... as in, you don't use any of them at the same time. You have to pick one. This makes no sense to me, but fine. They're coming back next week to show alternative packaging design and an 'organic ceramic' diffuser prototype.

 

[Chase]

I don't know what to make of 'organic ceramic'...Guess we'll find out

 

[Chase]

*sees chat on Holographic Chase and resumes work on Holographic Carmen*

Hold on... what?

 

[Ken U Belevitt]

Adobe makes all of this so much easier

 

[Eugene]

Organic ceramic? I didn't know there were inorganic ceramics.

 

[Eugene]

It all sounds like marketing to me.

 

[Jacqueline Hyde]

ORGANIC CERAMIC? What even?!

 

[Chase]

I think ceramic is technically inorganic, since it's composed of minerals and can't biodegrade (breaks down, but doesn't compost). My first thought was that they used an environmentally friendly glaze (lead free) but they said there's more to it.

 

[Chase]

Another thought is that they used a more organic base, like flour, to create a ceramic mold that would break down. But then why?

 

[Charlet]

I am at the mri

 

[Julie Justice]

Good luck, Charlet.

 

[Chase]

Hope all goes well, Charlet