Why not do the opposite and build homes out of soft wood, paper, and cloth. This should drastically lower the costs of construction, and it would place no imagi

Why not do the opposite and build homes out of soft wood, paper, and cloth. This should drastically lower the costs of construction, and it would place no imaginary illusions on the residents that their structures could survive a disaster. Therefore the residents would be inherently better equipped, both mentally and physically, to recover from the next disaster to destroy their homestead. Is it too much to ask people to adopt a more ephemeral, nomadic lifestyle in the face of changing conditions on the ground?