In the world of architecture, the rules are simple: gravity pulls us down, walls stand up, and doors swing open. But what if we told you that's all just a lie? What if the fundamental forces of the universe are just a bunch of made-up rules that can be bent, twisted, and ignored with enough quantum fluctuations?
Imagine a building that's held together by the whims of subatomic particles, where the walls wobble and sway like a drunk person trying to walk in a straight line. That's right, we're talking about the kind of place where a quantum fluctuation in the vacuum energy is the real estate market's best friend.