"the street finds its own uses" vs "the master's tools will never dismantle the master's house"
A proper duel between William #Gibson's gutter pragmatism vs Audre #Lorde's moral geometry. The street vs the house. Improvisation vs prohibition.
Gibson's line is a quiet act of vandalism against intention. It says tools do not remain loyal. They slip, mutate, get repurposed by hands that were never invited to the design meeting.





