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It's a house, not a wall. And it's not being built by a robot. Adding the brick is inconsequential. Go to any building site and ask a bricklayer if adding a
by reaperducer 6mo ago
It's a house, not a wall. And it's not being built by a robot. Adding the brick is inconsequential.
Go to any building site and ask a bricklayer if adding a single custom brick to the construction will stop them building the house and he'll laugh in your face.
- anigbrowl 6mo agoYou're missing GP's point. The objection is not to the inclusion of swift bricks in new houses but the belief that it is sufficient to stabilize/restore the population, because relatively few new houses are being constructed.
- reaperducer 6mo agoEvery marathon begins with one step.