Elitist interpretations of daily art

[Engert]

Assume for a moment you’re at the Museum of modern art in New York and you’re talking with a French accent while drinking a small espresso coffee with low-fat butter biscuits. And you’re looking at the above picture kind of like looking at a Picasso painting and struggling for a meaning.
Now, there are two schools of thought in interpreting the above picture.

1. Free-spirit
2. Stupidity

The free-spirit school of thought says that during a hurricane you don’t cave in to nature and you show your defiant human courage against the elements. And that’s what makes us great.

The Stupidity school of thought says that you must be some kind of moron to bring out your family and your 5-10 year old kids out to watch a hurricane. If would be free-spirit if you’re alone raiding the waves one last time just like Patrick Swayze did in Point Break. But not if you’re with kids. And that’s what makes us stupid.

Discuss.

 

[Gahars]

You really hate the Harvard Law school of interpretation, don't you?

 

[Engert]

If you think about it Gahars, our whole Judicial system is based on interpretation and is intentionally left that way.

Now, there could be two schools of thought why is the system intentionally left this way.

 

[Gahars]

If you think about it Gahars, our whole Judicial system is based on interpretation and is intentionally left that way.

If you think about it? That's the fundamental assumption our legal system is based on.

 

[Engert]

It's great isn't it? Especially when you're too big to fail and you get taxpayers money to bail you out.
Oh well, it could be worse but i'm just sayin' because i'm in the pondering mood today looking at abstract paintings.

 

[Deleted_171835]

I'm troubled by how the mechanical mark-making of the gesture threatens to penetrate the exploration of montage elements.

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[Engert]

That makes sense but i still can't figure out how to use the digital streaming ecommerce model.

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