A foundational philosophical design by a thinker without an office. "Forced into a mask and a comedy, the lost soul crouches in the corners of existence, resembling a child who lost the joy of play as it outgrew the ability to play with increasing awareness, while all the other children continued to play merrily. It lost and unlearned the specifically childlike human behaviors necessary for social happiness and from then on felt uncomfortable among the other children who still knew how to play. For those who live must be in error; it is not enough to merely engage with errors, to interact with them in friendship; one must also fully inhabit them, otherwise one becomes a stranger in the world and a homeless person, who becomes confused by their unwillingness to accept error." Frank Lisson.