Cults that need to affirm their importance use Greek revival architecture (courthouses, stock exchanges, etc.)
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Any other examples?
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Moving every few generations between cities isn’t mobility in a meaningful sense. I interpret mobility to be be more like gypsies in caravans, or Bedouin.
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How about mobile cults
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Mobility breaks cults. It’s a pathology of sedentarization.
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Couldn't disagree more... Like just things in life, it's a siding scale -- a spectrum -- between high per unit value/differentiated and low per unit value/commoditized...https://twitter.com/vgr/status/1074435661007020032?s=19 …
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3 - Per/unit low value commoditised architecture is geographically scalable. Geographical scalability = higher presence.
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So, according to what you're saying governments are the biggest, smartest cults out there, due to being the owner of most of mass commodity buildings in the country?
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