Fire, the wheel, and the Sisyphean drudge of maleficent need, as the philosopher Heidegger might label as the always-already of human is-ing, causes mankind to forge forward in the noble endeavor of creating that which fills the hole in our creative and most base (and basic) of needs. Such a man is among you in the living flesh, dropping the proverbial manna of creativity upon your brow in the manner of what may be the greatest invention of our generation, of our time: the post in a bucket.
Here, it is being used to hang wires for spray-painting metal:
Do you See?
It has been used to hold up a tarp to shield your virgin eyes from the deadly light of welding. As the tarp was up, you didn't, but do you See?
Its uses are multifaceted, its angles more intricate in the Euclidean simplicity than a careful study of the multifoliate rose.
I present to you the Post in a Bucket (tm) (patent pending).
I see. And it's amazing.
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