In popular sitcom Seinfeld, George Costanza, eternally ashamed of his actual station, often resorts to pretending to be an architect to impress people. Albeit in his typically deceitful way, George actually unveils something prescient: having knowledge of buildings and design can be quite impressive in social settings. Buildings are a large part of our current shared landscape, and having something astute to say can be quite valuable. If you're less inclined than he towards deception, architecture polls can help acclimate you.
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