All of these buildings are made out of reinforced concrete and brick.

So it's on legs, so it focuses all the load on the masonry walls and the columns.

And this is an analogy for today's construction and manufacturing world with brute force assembly techniques.

That is, you can stack them.

Don't just bombard them with stuff.

In rural areas, straw is frequently used to build the walls of people's homes.

Bricklaying can be great if a guy knows.

So in Scratch, to code, you just snap blocks together.

You hussy!

Barbarians!

In the past, before air conditioning, we had thick walls.

So what this means is that the user can start plugging in what they want the bricks to do.

Savage!

A real hardliner.

Barbarians?

Or an oxdriver.

Barbarian!

Barbarian!

So given that that's true, how good are we at increasing our happiness?

You smart man

You've taken long enough for that sketch.

Masterful type.

She's ruthless!

That's it. An oxdriver.

Barbarous and cruel.

Successfully, too.

... of the Samurai the barbarians.

So much the worse for me.

A lonely craftsman putting one word after another.

Behind him and his people are the Vandals, untold millions of them, waiting for a moment of weakness, ready to destroy us.

Sort of an interesting thing.

CA That's very cool.

And quite human.

Somethin', well, kind of sweet.

You are a barbarian.

But it does seem silly.

Tell me. You're so completely... so outrageous.

Bloody savages.

He looks quite clean to me.

You run a pretty loose outfit here.

The most savage. The most dangerous.

Because it's not, the barbaria we have today, it's perhaps not the barbaria we think.

This song is familiar to me.

Brutal, cheap, badTempered,

She's something barbarous!