> I guess the point is that it's not mindlessly ugly, it's a statement about priorities and honesty in aesthetics. Indeed, it’s not mindlessly ugly, it’s delib

> I guess the point is that it's not mindlessly ugly, it's a statement about priorities and honesty in aesthetics. Indeed, it’s not mindlessly ugly, it’s deliberately ugly. It’s like the difference between someone accidentally smashing fine porcelain and taking a hammer to it.