Future Builders Crash Course Design Rationale

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Future Builders Crash Course (FBCC) is the mandatory entry point for Civilization 100 and every Future Builders track. It is a short, extreme, reality-based build where a complete house is constructed in days—not as a stunt, but as a filter. FBCC exists to collapse abstraction, correct mental models, and reveal how individuals respond to responsibility, pace, and consequence. Designers meet production. Thinkers meet constraints. Excuses meet deadlines. Those who emerge aligned gain a shared reference point in real work, moral accountability under pressure, and the ability to learn fast when it matters. FBCC is not for spectators, résumé builders, or the risk-averse; it is for people who want their ideas to survive contact with reality and who are prepared to earn their place through execution.

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