I'm not dodging at all - I'm providing the quote which makes your point fail to land.
What is being described is not "factoring". Factoring implies multiple datapoints were merged together. The quote demonstrates that only one data point was used.
You can see it again with "provenance isn't separate from art". What the quote describes is "provenance replaces art", which is prejudice.
What is being described is not "factoring". Factoring implies multiple datapoints were merged together. The quote demonstrates that only one data point was used.
You can see it again with "provenance isn't separate from art". What the quote describes is "provenance replaces art", which is prejudice.