The Duality of a Metaphor

It seems like when I visited the the cathedrals in Rome, I was sort of like, these were built to scare the shit out of poor people. You get a an interesting occupational metaphor and that started with taxi driver to know something that people think they know, but they don't really know. And so then once you see the duality of a metaphor, then you start to move and put it in a larger social context. It crucifix has a guy. We ours don't have a guy. Yeah. Well, yeah, notes from the underground. Oh, nuts in the underground. Right.