The truck's owner, no fool, has put the vehicle up for sale.
Previous Slog mentions of Banksy:
The Quandary of Unacclaimed Genius
Explaining Armstrong
The Shallow and Self-Defeating Illusion of Competition (same quote, making a different point)
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Banksy's Grumpy Truck
Banksy expresses in nine words an observation to which I've devoted thousands:
The truck's owner, no fool, has put the vehicle up for sale.
Previous Slog mentions of Banksy:
The Quandary of Unacclaimed Genius
Explaining Armstrong
The Shallow and Self-Defeating Illusion of Competition (same quote, making a different point)
The truck's owner, no fool, has put the vehicle up for sale.
Previous Slog mentions of Banksy:
The Quandary of Unacclaimed Genius
Explaining Armstrong
The Shallow and Self-Defeating Illusion of Competition (same quote, making a different point)
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