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That would be an interesting game! I think the basis of his argument generally stood on principle that most human activities involve or interact with architect
by TrevorJ 11y ago
That would be an interesting game!
I think the basis of his argument generally stood on principle that most human activities involve or interact with architecture in some less-than cursory fashion. Most of the examples you gave require purpose-built architecture in their pursuit so somewhere along the line there was an architect that needed to understand the requirements of say, a IC chip factory, or a biology lab, or a history museum.