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Damn it, somebody tell me what ART means in state-of-the-ART. In the company I worked for, the sales dept. used it all the time to describe our machinery.
Bob, it’s ART as in ART teacher’s husband (see letter). It also means ART as in State of the ART athletic field that will be built in the country and away from the ART teacher’s house so that the ART teacher’s husband doesn’t have to put up with anymore Homecoming games. Maybe we should take up a collection for the ART teacher’s husband so that he can build a house on the 8/9 shooting range/ATV property!
ART in this context refers to anything that is new which can be shoved down the throats of unsuspecting and naive taxpayers. The very same people who blindly support the local schools (defined, by the way, as the local government schools).
Just say no to state of the art – like most things governmental it is really ass backwards. Fact is, what they are really talking about is the art of the state to take more of your money and deliver mediocrity in return; all the while claiming it is of high quality.