File: Plastic Tuinstoel.jpg (222 С] "That Chair" Anonymous [+1 No.342738033 >>3427382¢ >>342738582 >>342738777 >>342738821 >>342738846 >>342739035 >>342739172 >>342739519 >>342740087 >>342740648 >>342

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С] "That Chair" Anonymous [+1
No.342738033 >>3427382¢
>>342738582 >>342738777 >>342738821 >>342738846
>>342739035 >>342739172 >>342739519 >>342740087
>>342740648 >>342741992 >>342742031 >>342742269
>>342742280 >>342742419 >>342742840 >>342743949
>>342744186 >>342744405 >>342745867 >>342746026
This common injection-moulded polypropylene
chair is called а Monobloc. You have seen it
everywhere, always, accepted it as ubiquitous,
often injured as a discarded veteran missing
a lumbar slat or leg, and never once wondered
its name. Now you know.
What are the political implications of things
which are universally common but not named?
Should society inventorise everything or are some concepts better left as simply "known"?
Anonymous No.342738206 >>342739941
>>342740654 >>342740877 >>342741959 >>342742068 >>342744253 >>342745713
Socrates said that language will cause a mass forgetting of all things we once knew.
Assigning names to things kills them.