What’s the difference between a flyer and a poster

The main difference between a flyer and a poster lies in the size, and from there, in its usefulness. Thus, flyers have a much smaller size, and are designed to be hand-delivered to people who circulate on the streets; while posters have a substantially larger size, and their function is to be posted at strategic points in the city to serve as fixed advertising. Thus, both flyers and posters allow to advertise a certain good or service, but one is delivered to consumers directly, while the other is placed in a fixed place.

explanation:

the word bias is often used as a kpop reference. i actually asked the same question when i started listening and exploring kpop. there are many kpop bands, and in each band, people usually have a favorite band member. they refer to their favorite band member as their ‘bias’. if you’re using this word “normally”, it would usually mean prejudice against someone or something.

bias is a prejudice. when we favor or dislike something or someone then it is a bias.

did you know how the same thing is framed influences our decision making. both of these labels say the same thing. there is 20% fat but labeling it differently influences consumer decisions about which one to buy.