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Originally Posted by Syndic
I think it's worthwhile to talk about. The differences are important and they reflect the different socio-political values, which is something that a lot of people fail to take into consideration when talking about buildings. Buildings help create culture, so what values we instill in our buildings is important. I'm completely against starchitecture not only because I disagree with individualism, but also because I disagree with globalization (as it's currently manifested) and colonialism. I believe that less is more and I wouldn't wear over-the-top clothing or drive an over-the-top automobile, so I don't want over-the-top buildings. It's not blandness, it's refinement and moderation.
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"Refinement"...."Moderation"...Sounds a little creepy to me.
Dear Karl Marx: So, according to your theory, each individual human should look the same, weight the same, be of the same height, have the same level of intelligence, be of the same skin color, make the same amount of money...absolutely, positively no separation of any individual being on this, or any other planet?!?
Dude, it sound like you have no creative bone in your body. Individuality (individual creativity) is what has built and enabled the human race to advance to this point in our evolution. If you disagree, please provide me examples of successful sentient (even non-sentient) beings where the entire population is the "same" (i.e., absolutely no difference between one individual and another).