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the only architecture designed to make something want out.
means An enclosure of bars, wires, or mesh built to confine an animal, person, or thing inside it.
from From Old French 'cage,' which came from Latin 'cavea' — a hollow place, an enclosure, a stall — itself rooted in 'cavus,' meaning hollow. The same Latin hollow gives us 'cave' and 'cavity,' so a cage and a cave are distant cousins: both are emptied-out spaces, though one holds you in and the other simply holds you.
- composer
- John Cage wrote a song of pure silence
- faraday trick
- a metal cage blocks lightning and signals alike
- rib origin
- your ribcage is bone armor around your heartbeat
- batting cage
- a cage you pay to be trapped in
- gilded version
- luxury that locks just as tightly
for instance
octagon — ufc's signature fighting cage used in mixed martial arts events since 1993
thunderdome — wcw wrestling cage in atlanta, georgia where matches happened in the 1990s
hell in a cell — wwe wrestling cage structure that debuted at king of the ring 1998