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by Samis2001
1221 days ago
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In the case of houses, I would think in most cases there's less conflict between prettiness and efficiency, for things like furniture there's much less space for the aesthetics to make a given piece more or less functional or efficient. However the tension isn't entirely gone, Juicero and 'McMansions' spring to mind as possible counterexamples. |
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So it's more correct paragonating them to a factory, where furniture doesn't need to look good but it needs to be functional, safe and reliable.