12019-03-02T22:58:51+00:00Paul A. Harris0462def817acd13db43634107b67e5f0f737f3f1211plain2019-03-03T18:33:53+00:00Paul A. Harris0462def817acd13db43634107b67e5f0f737f3f1Posterior to polling passersby about the meaning of "Nothing," and finding that they had little or nothing to say, Pierre Jardin judged that a little nudge was in order, if people were to read the prompt "Nothing" and be prompted to think "Nothing is written in stone."
This elliptical hint was given, in which the missing words, --"is written"-- were the words that were not written, in stone or otherwise.
This page has paths:
12019-03-02T22:09:09+00:00Paul A. Harris0462def817acd13db43634107b67e5f0f737f3f1Nothing in StonePaul A. Harris8plain792019-03-03T22:57:18+00:00Paul A. Harris0462def817acd13db43634107b67e5f0f737f3f1
This page references:
12019-03-02T22:58:12+00:00Nothing ... in stone1media/nothing...in stone.jpegplain2019-03-02T22:58:12+00:002011090408290920110904082909