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Fundamentals

Fun­da­men­tals are nec­es­sary.
Fun­da­men­tals are all an archi­tect needs and can afford.
Fun­da­men­tals are not cool, they are cold and hard like the floor.
They are a mat­tress on that floor, a lap­top on the mat­tress and a bot­tle of brown liq­uid, easy access to inspi­ra­tion, cure to insom­nia and, if you keep the empty, meter of your career.
Every­thing else is acces­si­ble thanks to the lit­tle hands that assem­bled the screen, vir­tual friend­ships, knowl­edge, enter­tain­ment for a monthly fee and home deliv­ered meals.
Fun­da­men­tal is to be light at heart and belong­ings, to pack quickly, to go to good­bye par­ties more than lec­tures, to write down pass­words and to speak another lan­guage.
Fun­da­men­tal is a degree, just as fun­da­men­tal was the horse, before the inven­tion of the motor.
Fun­da­men­tal is your bat­tery charger.

Oil and salt, they are fun­da­men­tal.
To know if you have a colan­der, that’s fun­da­men­tal. There are of course other ways to get the pasta out when it’s ready, but you have to be pre­pared for it or it will turn, inevitably, over­cooked.
And fun­da­men­tal is to know what to expect after grad­u­a­tion, or you’ll also turn a lit­tle over­cooked.
It is fun­da­men­tal to keep your metaphors straight.
A goal keeper, that’s fun­da­men­tal, and the cal­en­dar of the world cup.
To pass the first round is absolutely fundamental.