"The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist," says con man Kint, who was played by Kevin Spacey in 1995 crime thriller The Usual Suspects. The quote is a nod at the idea that we often refuse to admit that there's evil around us, acting as we please with little regard for consequences. While "evil" might be a strong word to describe vanity, there's no denying that some go to great length to achieve their idea of perfection. Coincidentally, one of the greates...
HYPEBEAST Tested Microsoft's "How Old Do I Look?" App with 15 Usual Suspects
Hypebeast - 5 May 2015 22:53
"The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist," says con man Kint, who was played by Kevin Spacey in 1995 crime thriller The Usual Suspects. The quote is a nod at the idea that we often refuse to admit that there's evil around us, acting as we please with little regard for consequences. While "evil" might be a strong word to describe vanity, there's no denying that some go to great length to achieve their idea of perfection. Coincidentally, one of the greates...
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