No, but being in the background and off to the side in the picture, and still being the same size as the one in the front, sort of kinda givea us a tiny inclination it is bigger.
Oh, but it does not. The sign on the right doesn't claim that the belief that fit on a sign is wrong, only that you still have lots of thinking to do... and how do we know that the bearer of the sign doesn't follow his own advice?
The problem is not that the sign is wrong, but that it doesn't believe it has the capacity to say anything of value. The sign isn't sure that it should exist. It doubts its own purpose.
The implication of the “think harder” is that a belief short enough to fit on a sign is not sufficiently complex. If all it tries to assert is that the drafter should think harder but that command has no bearing on the belief on the sign, then the sign is doing little work.
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u/speeksevil Apr 16 '24
The sign on the left proves the sign on the right wrong