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Flipflops?  Not really.  There's better ways to put things quickly on and off feet.

...and that sure is not normal architecture.  Not the weirdest building he's ever seen, of course.  But definitely Deliberately Diverse Architecture rather than Carefully Optimal Architecture; or it would be, in his native Architecture Distribution.

"So what sort of world is this?"  There's probably a cleverer way to narrow down that question but eh.

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Flipflops?  Not really.  There's higher-tech ways to put things quickly on and off feet, if you go as hard on optimizing that problem as a market ought to go when the benefits are being sold to one billion people with two billion feet.

...and that sure is not normal architecture.  Not the weirdest building he's ever seen, of course.  But definitely Deliberately Diverse Architecture rather than Carefully Optimal Architecture; or it would be, in his native Architecture Distribution.

"So what sort of world is this?"  There's probably a cleverer way to narrow down that question but eh.

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Flipflops are not familiar to him.  There's higher-tech ways to put things quickly on and off feet, if you go as hard on optimizing that problem as a market ought to go when the benefits are being sold to one billion people with two billion feet.

...and that sure is not normal architecture.  Not the weirdest building he's ever seen, of course.  But definitely Deliberately Diverse Architecture rather than Carefully Optimal Architecture; or it would be, in his native Architecture Distribution.

"So what sort of world is this?"  There's probably a cleverer way to narrow down that question but eh.

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Flipflops are not familiar to him.  There's higher-tech ways to put things quickly on and off feet, if you go as hard on optimizing that problem as a market ought to go when the benefits are being sold to one billion people with two billion feet.

...and that sure is not normal architecture.  Not the weirdest building he's ever seen, not quite.  But definitely Deliberately Diverse Architecture rather than Carefully Optimal Architecture; or it would be, in his native Architecture Distribution.

"So what sort of world is this?"  There's probably a cleverer way to narrow down that question but eh.