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Is it possible that in the distant future, President George W. Bush, the 43rd president, might be viewed as one of the greatest American Presidents?

	Yes, he already is one of the greatest presidents.
	Yes, perhaps more information will become declassified that makes his decisions make sense.
	Yes, history may prove many of his assumptions were right.
	Maybe, anything is possible.
	No, what may come in the future is the result of his bad decisions.
	No, we can't trust any information that comes to light in the future.
	No, he is clearly the worst to ever take office ... twice.

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52 votes, 15 comments

Art and Artifice are not far apart if in case that was not a rhetorical and you are looking toward a definition. Plato's Ion dialogue between Socrates and the rhapsode, Ion is another great place to look at how the West began tacking the issue of art and its "is-ness".

All I can say about this is "wow". I do not know if I would want to see that or not, which may be the point: Schneider would be confronting spectators with the Kantian Sublime in its purest form.

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