Style Academy.

I'm not going to lie, but that was kind of interesting. It was cool in the beginning how you could watch him construct new sentences and also hear  his thinking process as he was 

doing that. 

Kind of like he said, there is no right way to construct a sentence, I mean besides the obvious grammatical rules that are universal. Constructing a sentence is like choosing an outfit. We all have different styles and even if two people are given the exact same closet, they will always come up with different outfits. The analogy is the same when it comes to universal laws that usually should not be broken. For example with outfits, rules concerning the pairing of colors, black and brown, navy and blue, similar colors like dark and light purple. However, these rules can be broken if they're pulled off in the right time, place and setting. 

It's the same with sentences, everyone's mind works in a different way which leads them to view, write, and construct many different things. You can also pull of stylistic additions if you have it in the right context that will support it.