What is the 'sleight of hand' involved in the use of signs and markers to control the use of space?

Group of answer choices

It portrays social control as an attribute of place rather than a product of social relations

It draws attention to the state$$s monopoly on legitimate violence, distracting us from the sign$-$maker's intent

It introduces an aesthetic experience that interferes with the development of a sense of place

All of the above are correct