Mamet

He starts the article explaining how some architect don't care much about the main reason of a building, (that is to give shelter, and that is a building that will not fall on top of you) they only care about how is going to look, in other word they are selfish about the outcome. The he gives an example of how the audience of a movie don't care about the little details that the director will, the audience just watches the main plot of the movie, they don't care about the sign that is on top of the door. This is called Human Perception , the emotion of knowing what will happen next. An example is when you are in a theater and the curtains goes up, you know that something is starting, that the play is about to start. As humans we don't like stuff that are random or jump from scene to another weird scene, there has to be a flow. Also the pictures or the movie has to get more and more interesting so the audience still interested and not leave. The author was talking with anger all along the article, but I really like it because it shows how much it bothers him. Humans also like that the problem has a resolution or a way of ending the things, because that's the "way" it suppose to be.