>> Banksy or Bank-rupt-sy? >> > > The difference in property value and aesthetic value is the ratio that > creates the worth of a Banksy. > > So as the value of the wall it is attached to falls, the value of the > Banksy will actually rise. > > I'm not sure what will happen if the value of the wall goes negative, > possibly the universe will implode. > It's also interesting to note that this works differently the other way around. If the value of the Banksy falls, then so does the value of the wall. Ah but wait, I think we have a paradox. Since the wall's value is falling due to the falling value of the Banksy, then the Banksy will rise in value due to the falling value of the wall but since the Banksy is no longer falling the value of the wall will stop falling allowing the Banksy to continue falling bringing the wall's value down with it however since the value of the wall is again falling the Banksy must rise...
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