The article is from November 2024, so yes, it DID happen months ago.
Susaga
If he tapes two bananas to the wall at the same time, is that art forgery?
Since the artwork is the banana taped to a wall, does it stop being artwork as soon as it's taken down? If so, has he actually eaten art, or just destroyed art and eaten a banana?
Can you take two artworks, mash them up, and turn them into artwork bread?
These are just a few of the interesting questions that a crypto-bro just trying to shake his "I'm rich" dick around lacks the intellectual capacity to think about.
I was once GMing for that same bestie in a 3d6-based system. I told her to roll, then realised her stats weren't high enough for her to succeed, so told her not to. She gave me a look, picked up the dice, and rolled a crit. Out of SPITE. And this is 3d6, so it's a 1 in 216 chance.
She didn't need to manipulate me. Either I went along with it, or my dice would be forever cursed.
But being on a wall is not a part of the painting. The banana is only art because it's on a wall. If the art is "banana taped to a wall", does removing the banana from the wall stop the banana from being art?