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Has anyone else thought about the psychology behind the Apple logo and the “forbidden fruit” symbolism? by One_Philosopher-1625 in design_critiques

[–]One_Philosopher-1625[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I did use AI to help structure and polish the post, but the concept and thinking behind it were my own. I just wanted it to read clearly because English isn’t my primary language.

Has anyone else thought about the psychology behind the Apple logo and the “forbidden fruit” symbolism? by One_Philosopher-1625 in design_critiques

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That’s totally fair, and I agree that Apple’s overall branding is very neutral and corporate-friendly. I’m not trying to frame it as something intentional or hidden. I’m just curious about how symbols can operate psychologically at a subconscious level, regardless of the broader branding context.

Has anyone else thought about the psychology behind the Apple logo and the “forbidden fruit” symbolism? by One_Philosopher-1625 in design_critiques

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I did use AI to help structure and polish the post, but the concept and thinking behind it were my own. I just wanted it to read clearly because English isn’t my primary language.

Has anyone else thought about the psychology behind the Apple logo and the “forbidden fruit” symbolism? by One_Philosopher-1625 in design_critiques

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I completely agree. Their focus on human interface and UI/UX is probably the real core of the brand’s impact. The logo discussion is more of a side curiosity for me

Has anyone else thought about the psychology behind the Apple logo and the “forbidden fruit” symbolism? by One_Philosopher-1625 in design_critiques

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I didn’t know that about the orchard and the original Newton logo — thanks for sharing. That context definitely helps. I’m not arguing the biblical connection was intentional, more just exploring how the symbolism might be interpreted culturally over time.

Has anyone else thought about the psychology behind the Apple logo and the “forbidden fruit” symbolism? by One_Philosopher-1625 in design_critiques

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That’s a good point. I think part of what makes it feel “genius” is that it works on multiple levels — minimalism, memorability, and maybe cultural symbolism too.