How many times am I going to have to drag my art degree out in this very thread alone.
Project 2022: Pantheon
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An 'art degree' doesn't qualify one as an artist or prove one has a "good eye".
The colors on Pantheon are questionable.
The colors on Pantheon are questionable.
Putting the degree name in quotes does wonders to bolster one's lack of apparent bias!
Fascinating that we are gatekeeping who gets to be a qualified artist now.
I drag out my "engineering degrees" all the time, when I want to make statements about things an "engineering degree" generally qualifies one to speak about with authority. I even do it when discussing those opinions (‼) which I have had ample opportunity to consider more broadly and deeply than most, by virtue of having pursued these particular "degrees."
Perhaps my achievements should be diminished too?
IMO, the eye roll reaction emoji is still needed.
Fascinating that we are gatekeeping who gets to be a qualified artist now.
I drag out my "engineering degrees" all the time, when I want to make statements about things an "engineering degree" generally qualifies one to speak about with authority. I even do it when discussing those opinions (‼) which I have had ample opportunity to consider more broadly and deeply than most, by virtue of having pursued these particular "degrees."
Perhaps my achievements should be diminished too?
IMO, the eye roll reaction emoji is still needed.
Man... I never get to drag out my Chemistry degree...
Someone ask me about pH or something.
Someone ask me about pH or something.
There's more P than H in the WCUSA kiddie pools...
Yes!
The importance of knowing and acknowledging other members’ training, background, and otherwise earned expertise is exactly why I created this thread.
I have seen an alarming number of posts that seem to imply that feelings are equivalent real data and/or that demonstrable expertise isn’t relevant.
So we've established who doesn't have an art degree....
Me: makes a playful joke about how many times the discussion of Pantheon's colors have come up in the thread and how I tend to get involved in them because of my own personal qualifications.
This thread:
This thread:
View: https://www.instagram.com/p/B1hDmU9npBr/?igshid=5ev6s3ixvfgi
Some neat angles of pantheon construction in here!
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Who knows the permit for crane is from September 1st - December 31st. Jumping from the footers I'd say in a few weeks they will be done. My current guess is they will be installing track beginning in October. So sometime in the middle of September track will start arriving. Could be sooner but I think that's a pretty good timeline.
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