Which linguistic device was deliberately employed in Apple's famous slogan 'Think Different' that made it particularly effective and controversial?

Brand slogans are fascinating examples of applied linguistics in marketing. The best slogans leverage phonological patterns, semantic density, and cultural resonance to create memorable phrases that stick in consumers' minds. This poll tests your knowledge of how language features have been intentionally used in famous brand messaging strategies. Can you identify which linguistic technique made a particular slogan successful?

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Grammatical subversion (using an adjective 'different' where an adverb 'differently' would be grammatically standard)
Alliteration (repeating the initial consonant sound across multiple words)
Antanaclasis (using the same word twice with different meanings)
Semantic satiation (repeating a word until it temporarily loses meaning)