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It seems monstrosity requiresan organic element. When there isn’t one, monsteris more often an adjective than a noun qualifying an incomplete potentialfor monstrosity.

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Monumentality embodies distant, impersonal forces at work, that pose a terrifying threat because they don’tcare about us. Monsters on the other hand, care enough to be deliberately threatening to us.

Includes a recipe for making the perfect monster! — Reading on contraptions.venkateshrao.com/p/monsters-and-mediocrity

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