Description
If an object fits in the mouth, the universe has clearly authorised the bite. This slim but rigorous volume tackles the central paradox of canine philosophy: why would a designer make something this shape if not to be chewed? Topics include the moral status of TV remotes, the inherent invitation of a slipper’s curvature, and a long-form essay titled “It Was on the Floor: A Defence.” Pairs well with PUFP-010 for a complete demolition curriculum.
