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• tenebris commented on Cyberpunk 2.0: Political economy, energy, and the future US
  'Cranio-Rectal Inversion Syndrome', I believe....
• anonemouse commented on Cyberpunk 2.0: Political economy, energy, and the future US
  Thanks!...
• Heteromeles commented on Cyberpunk 2.0: Political economy, energy, and the future US
  My personal version is "Cranio-Rectal Insertion Syndrome," but either way works....
• tenebris commented on Cyberpunk 2.0: Political economy, energy, and the future US
  Er, yes. ...though that tyop does also represent a sort of scatalogical thinking, I suppose....
• Robert Prior commented on Cyberpunk 2.0: Political economy, energy, and the future US
  Vancouver has something similar — sightline preservation, with provisions that (I believe) you can't cast permanent shade on someone else. They've also got limits on materials and finishes for large buildings, to give the downtown core an aesthetically pleasing appearance. To the best of my knowledge, only one developer got their permits then ignored the restrictions and just built (until stopped part-way through construction, giving an odd appearance). You Americans are very familiar with this chap, especially now....