• @AllonzeeLV@lemmy.world
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    2 years ago

    These are the glimmers of a human race I could respect and even feel pride to be a part of rather than shame.

    Hoarding capital profit at the direct expense of your fellow man, ie our global economy? Not so much. Burn all the sociopathic, dehumanizing capital markets to the ground and nothing of actual value will have been lost.

    Long term, the human race would wonder why we tolerated them for so long, demanding we remain one another’s enemies, working against each other selfishly trying to get mooooooore than the the next person, leaving our brothers and sisters to die in the streets for the sin of being sub-optimal capital batteries, not even mentioning what they do to our shared, solitary, irreplaceable habitat without a second thought.

    As it is, most of us are coerced to act more like mindless insects slaving for an uncaring queeen than individuals with intrinsic value.

  • Tar_Alcaran
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    52 years ago

    This would look a lot better if there wasn’t such a huge gap between both sides…

      • @Obi@sopuli.xyz
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        12 years ago

        It would be so much cooler if the other side would also read coherently. I realise that’s exponentially more difficult though.

    • @LordAmplifier@pawb.social
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      12 years ago

      It’s by Jasmine Kay and was exhibited at the University of Texas at Austin:

      Installation piece made from vinyl
      Location: Pillar in the stairwell of the UT Austin Art Building was up for two weeks
      While walking into the building, this [the “art is pointless” side] is the first side to be seen.