Visitors have already stepped on the infamous peanut butter floor, less than a week after it opened in Rotterdam. The Depot of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen said that at least one person had walked on the exhibit, and another had dropped their phone into the peanut butter while attempting to take a photo. In honour of Dutch conceptual artist Wim T. Schippers, who passed away in June, the museum brought back his most famous work, the peanut butter floor. Schippers...

Visitors have already stepped on the infamous peanut butter floor, less than a week after it opened in Rotterdam.

The Depot of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen said that at least one person had walked on the exhibit, and another had dropped their phone into the peanut butter while attempting to take a photo.

  • ysjetEnglish
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    12 days ago

    I literally posted a giant response just under this. Yes, it’s a bad research paper. The rest of the sources have not reproduced it at all, the article writers straight up DO NOT UNDERSTAND how allergies work. “Peanut allergy” is literally an umbrella term for, technically, 12ish related allergies. Most ‘allergies’ are blanket terms.