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The amount of knee jerk rage I've seen over paint whenever one of these incidents happens. Its paint. It comes off. Its an extremely effective strategy to get attention while causing little to no damage.
In this case it's actually dyed corn starch so this would literally wash off from the first rain. And yea, this actually gets attention, when they spray painted car dealerships of some of the heaviest polluters, protested oil companies and when a guy set himself on fire to protest climate change it gets almost no coverage.
Bullshit. It's an archeological site. The now faded ancient paintings risks being ruined as a result of this idiocy.
If dyed cornstarch could destroy anything on the stonehenge then it already would have been. You know it's outside, right?
Paint and 'being outside' are two very different things.
You slow or something?
Are you? Something just left outside for a long ass time will take more damage than even a spray of lead paint can do. And this is just corn starch, not even paint.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2024/06/19/stonehenge-sprayed-with-orange-paint-on-the-day-before-summer-solstice/
So the archeologists are worried but not you, since you, being the goddamn genius you are, are sure it's all fine.
I don't even know why I start these arguments with the all-knowing wizards on Lemmy.
How about check the source of the quotes: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cw44mdee0zzo
The reporter first on the scene was concerned. The archaeologist was worried about the lichen growing on the stones, not the stones.
Just stop, for once in your life, admit that you don't know what you're talking about, just this instance.
The quote is not in the link you provided. Where did you get that quote?
Yes, it is, I just double-checked
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That doesn't say they think there is damage, just that they haven't been able to assess it yet.
So? I never said it's permanently damaged (sure fucking hope not) I said the archeologists where worried it had been.
Nothing there indicates that the archeologists are actually worried, just that they haven't assessed it yet.
He says that the paintings are sensitive to damage, it's in the quote, now stop wasting my time.