There's a short Q&A section on the site referenced by the link in the EVG article and regarding a "What's with the suit?" question he replied:
"The point of the walk is to raise money for SNACK and awareness for a friends app. The more people notice, the more attention will be drawn to these things. That’s the first reason: getting noticed!
The second reason is: this is not about me. This is about two people who started two programs (1 after school, 1 computer). The attention is for them. This suit gets noticed but that attention gets deflected back to them. I feel the mystery of who is in the suit might help bring awareness. Hopefully it doesn’t just creep people out. It hasn’t so far but if it does- i’ll ditch it."
I can't imagine it helping his campaign but he does have a thought-out reason for it, not to scare kids :-)
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Ok lets raise awareness for autism by frightening small children.
There's a short Q&A section on the site referenced by the link in the EVG article and regarding a "What's with the suit?" question he replied:
"The point of the walk is to raise money for SNACK and awareness for a friends app. The more people notice, the more attention will be drawn to these things. That’s the first reason: getting noticed!
The second reason is: this is not about me. This is about two people who started two programs (1 after school, 1 computer). The attention is for them. This suit gets noticed but that attention gets deflected back to them. I feel the mystery of who is in the suit might help bring awareness. Hopefully it doesn’t just creep people out. It hasn’t so far but if it does- i’ll ditch it."
I can't imagine it helping his campaign but he does have a thought-out reason for it, not to scare kids :-)
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