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Progress.
When I started in the construction business, 'blue line' drawings were new and the standard was still an architectural drawing made with white lines on a dark blue background. And you had to have a certain skill to be able to make sense of those drawings. Spatial relationships. And not everyone was capable of it.
Luckily for me, I was able to make sense of them and interpreting these drawings became my career.
Then came CAD, computer aided drawings that could quickly be changed and reprinted. But they were still just lines on a piece of paper.
But BIM... a revolution! I only wish I was there to take part in it.
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