Hi,
That is a good question. Unfortunately, I don't have a good answer to all questions of life, except 42, of course, but you still need to interpret that number.
But, I would say that this thread is not about wanton killing or terrorism, but about practices in visual art that have been around a long time but should perhaps never be existed?
Best regards
Erik
Almost, but not quite as exclusively.
What the entire kerfuffle has been about is male/female relationships (aka female/male relationships too, for those who see problems everywhere). These extend to everything in life except to the actual act of having babies and the plumbing status that leads there. Though yes, it could be argued - as can anything - that it is some man's fault that the plumbing is not different. Maybe
Phase makes a superior system? Or a local locksmith?
Anyway, we might well have progressed from the days of the
Flintstones, but I'm not sure: I believe that some men
still do not hand over an unopened pay packet and
do persist in doing their own banking. I think we should wear a purple ribbon (if that colour has not already been reserved for another movement) on our lapels to celebrate the emasculation of man. Everthing these days is to be "celebrated". I'm lost: does anyone any longer remember, know, what the word celebration used to mean?
While at it, we could start yet another movement, nay, another branch of sociology to observe and then investigate (or even celebrate?) the conundrum of the wearer of the neat, provocatively abbreviated pelmet-style miniskirt and ever so slightly unbuttoned blouse who believes, concurrently if oddly, that she does not want anyone to notice her success at what she is inspiring.
Obviously, the only possible solution is for men to be trained from an early age
not to look. There! Everyone will be happy to have been ignored, and a truly moving intersexual experience be enjoyed by all. The asylums can close, the shrinks go home to watch tv or get retrained as camera salesmen - their old job will obviously give them an advantage, and an uneven chance to be salesperson of the month... everybody wins!
I always knew Utopia was but one law and ribbon away. Better yet, Erik, you now have the answers to 43.