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Sure, just a tic from my sculpture degree, where subjective claims like "most people thought it was an eyesore" or "I think it's an eyesore" resulted in a more
by frereubu 6y ago
Sure, just a tic from my sculpture degree, where subjective claims like "most people thought it was an eyesore" or "I think it's an eyesore" resulted in a more cordial discussion than objective claims like "it was an eyesore", because the former are more open to questions like "what do you mean by 'eyesore'?"
- YeGoblynQueenne 6y agoYou're right of course, I should have qualified that "eysore" judgement better. For instance, I should have said: "I'm guessing the form rather elicited unease because most people thought it was an eyesore and not for any symbolism it might have carried." The above was closer to what I meant.