When we look at a piece of art, we interpret the colours and brush strokes the way we choose to see it.  It’s the same with the way the Universe paints our world isn’t it? Not many have the wisdom to see a painting… https://t.co/f5GW44GRQm
<a href="http://instagram.com" rel="nofollow">Instagram</a>
North Region
[{'url': 'https://t.co/f5GW44GRQm', 'expanded_url': 'https://www.instagram.com/p/B_qgBLsHoE3/?igshid=1g2c3kmnm9da1', 'display_url': 'instagram.com/p/B_qgBLsHoE3/…', 'indices': [216, 239]}]
LIM CHU KANG
['look', 'piece', 'art', 'interpret', 'colour', 'brush', 'stroke', 'way', 'choose', 'see', '’', 'way', 'universe', 'paint', 'world', '’', 'many', 'wisdom', 'see', 'painting', '…', 'https://t.co/f5gw44grqm']
['art', 'wisdom', 'art', 'wisdom', 'art', 'stroke', 'art', 'stroke', 'stroke', 'art']
when look piece interpret brush choose same with universe world many have wisdom painting
look piece art interpret colours brush strokes way choose see way universe paints world many wisdom see painting
  [
    {"relatedness": False, "type": "none", "explanation": "The post is not related to maintenance report feedback for public flat house."},
    ]

It seems that the provided Twitter post does not relate to a maintenance report feedback for a public flat house. The post is about the interpretation of colors and brush strokes in a painting, and does not mention any issues or concerns related to maintenance or public housing. Therefore, the answer is "False" for the "relatedness" field, and the "type" field is set to "none" since the post does not fit into any of the other categories. The "explanation" field provides a brief explanation for why the post is not related to the requested topic.