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“There are but two powers in the world, the sword and the 𝕓𝕣𝕚𝕔𝕜. In the long run the sword is always beaten by the 𝕓𝕣𝕚𝕔𝕜.”
-- Nappy Boh

(frame by @degenfans)

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paper can defeat a simple rock.

paper kneels to the clever brick.

Ahh, but what about when paper comes into the fight?

Long live the brick 

https://youtu.be/rrBx6mAWYPU?si=s6ZrmgGNo605YQls

Nice quote. Quite fitting for builders 😁

I love quotes... I used to have a file with tons of them so I could use my favs on social media. 

Most were art related. Some about life and inspiration.

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hahahahahahaa! I never knew this story.
My take was more symbolic of us doing things that may sound crazy to others because they are not seeing what we see.
Anyway, pretty cool reference! Thanks for sharing! It does sound like an inspiration to the quote.

reminds me of this
https://danieltutt.com/2024/02/10/the-tarantula-dance/

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You never see people nowadays throw a sword through a window, it’s always a brick.

Damn I gotta start walking around with a brick in London 😂😂

Listen to the brick of victory, my soldiers!!

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The first was ordered by the King of Spain Charles IV

The following three were commissioned by the First Consul for propaganda purposes and are the first official portraits of Napoleon.

The last one was not for anyone else but the artist, he kept it until his death. Jacques Louis David.

well, in know one famously features a pixelated brick (before there were pixels). i didn't know about the other four.

how are they different?

work by the artist Jacques-Louis David, "Bonaparte crossing the Great St Bernard Pass 1801. Did you know that there are not just one, but five versions of this masterpiece?