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Correct. As evidences by modern architecture when you aim for utility then you get neither beauty nor utility, because people do not want to inhabit an ugly pla
by asabjorn 8y ago
Correct. As evidences by modern architecture when you aim for utility then you get neither beauty nor utility, because people do not want to inhabit an ugly place, but if you aim for beauty you will get both.
Beauty transcends the living into a state it could not achieve by mere utility.