Daniel Schaefer
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workers tear out what's left of a studio city store in the wee hours of the night, only a week ago, the store bustled with hipsters and soccer moms alike, now having fallen victim to a tumultuous economy.
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remains of the day
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workers tear out what's left of a studio city store in the wee hours of the night, only a week ago, the store bustled with hipsters and soccer moms alike, now having fallen victim to a tumultuous economy.
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
What were you doing to be up at the time and not safely home in your cozy bed?
Well Daniel,
The workers are faceless, as maybe they are just tools of the recycling process. Their individuality is therefore unimportant to what you show. Still, I'd like to know if you can recover their faces and if it changes our experience of the scene?
Are you suggesting that "the wee hours of the night" were chosen so that folk who might object uncompetitive activities rereplaced by more efficient ones? That's how the entire biosphere should work to prevent decay! This destructive effort actually requires financial investment and some risk!
Of course, really valuable creations can be lost in the process, but that's how evolution works! An awesome ugly beauty at work, like a lioness chasing down a gazelle!
Asher
Well Daniel,
The workers are faceless, as maybe they are just tools of the recycling process. Their individuality is therefore unimportant to what you show. Still, I'd like to know if you can recover their faces and if it changes our experience of the scene?
Are you suggesting that "the wee hours of the night" were chosen so that folk who might object uncompetitive activities rereplaced by more efficient ones? That's how the entire biosphere should work to prevent decay! This destructive effort actually requires financial investment and some risk!
Of course, really valuable creations can be lost in the process, but that's how evolution works! An awesome ugly beauty at work, like a lioness chasing down a gazelle!
Asher