Why is it called a building when it’s already built?
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You're asking some dangerous questions
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- 26 de Dic, 2025
A building needs maintenance to stay safe and in good repair, therefore you should never stop building a building.
If you stop building a building, the building becomes an unbuilding as it slowly and gradually unbuilds itself. After reaching a critical state of unbuilding, the unbuilding collapses and is now an unbuilt pile of rubble.
Keep building your buildings!
If you stop building a building, the building becomes an unbuilding as it slowly and gradually unbuilds itself. After reaching a critical state of unbuilding, the unbuilding collapses and is now an unbuilt pile of rubble.
Keep building your buildings!
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- 17 de Jun, 2024
The large buildings like castles and cathedrals were never quite finished for centuries, and the small ones with thatched roofs and such needed a lot of maintenance all the time (as well).