Which linguistic device was deliberately employed in Apple's famous 'Think Different' tagline that represented a breakthrough in brand positioning strategy?

In the world of language and linguistics, retail brand positioning often relies on powerful taglines that leverage linguistic devices to create memorable impressions. These taglines aren't just marketing tools—they're carefully crafted linguistic artifacts that employ phonological patterns, semantic framing, and rhetorical devices to establish brand identity. Test your knowledge about a famous linguistic innovation in retail branding that changed how companies position themselves in the market.

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Grammatical subversion (using an adjective 'different' where an adverb 'differently' would be grammatically standard)
Phonological minimalism (using only monosyllabic words for maximum impact)
Semantic parallelism (creating a deliberate opposition between 'think' and 'different')
Imperative-declarative fusion (combining a command with a statement of fact)