But the contemporary built environment is not the millennials’ legacy; it is their inheritance. They didn’t ask for cardboard modernism — they simply capitulate to its infantilizing aesthetic paradigm because there is no alternative. Or if there is an alternative, it’s between an $8 ice cream cone or an $11 ice cream cone (or a $49 ticket to the Museum of Ice Cream).
time to discuss everyone's favorite subject: aesthetics! is everything actually ugly? are aesthetic critiques of modern living fascist? that's for you to decide!
A problem is our Laissez-faire approach to everything means there is no rhyme or reason to the aesthetics of anything. It's just a jumbled mess of different advertisements and the cheapest infrestructure possible to get you in between those advertisements. Of course it's going to look shit.
It’s like a Minecraft server without rules or moderation after several years. Just an endless sprawl of mismatched ugly dilapidated dogshit