T-Rex: Let us discuss public spaces, such as parks and sidewalks! Does nobody own them? Or, are they in fact owned... by everybody?
T-Rex: An interesting distinction, if I do say so myself!
T-Rex: If nobody is seen as owning a public space, then nobody is motivated to care for it, and so care falls to the government. Spaces become bland and inoffensive, due to the nature of governance! However, if everyone owns them, then everyone can take care of them, and they can become vibrant and challenging.
Utahraptor: Challenging how?
T-Rex: Challenging ARTISTICALLY.
T-Rex: People could put up posters and stuff on telephone poles, along with ads! And anything that anyone didn't like, they could take down. It would be an anarchic art show or something!
Utahraptor: Somehow I don't see this happening.
T-Rex: I'll show you!
Narrator: T-REX PUTS UP POSTERS AROUND TOWN AND THEY GET COVERED WITH ADS FOR YOGA SCHOOLS:
T-Rex: Argh! Friggin' yoga schools!
T-Rex: This is not the first time in my life I've had incident to shout this!!
