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| This simple projection gives you a lot to think about--not only the way time collapses as you confront the dumb presence of a once meaningful artifact in the midst of the ebb and flow of contemporaneity, but also the relationship between our mediated viewing of the stone slab in the projection and our presumedly unmediated engagements with objects as we stroll through the endless stretches of the Arsenale. It requires us to impose strict controls on financial activities, weapons trafficking and issuance of identity papers and travel documents to presumedly fight the threat of terrorism. The reason the airbag deploys with such force is telling: The government requires the bags to have enough force to protect someone not wearing a seat belt, who would presumedly be shot toward the dashboard at greater speed. |
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