idk about this living engineering thing... sounds like just an excuse for not having a real plan 
. i mean, what if it doesn't work? we need concrete solutions not just "evolving strategies" 
. and what's with the airport project stuff? is that really the best way to deal with a lake problem? 
. imo, they should just get on with the job and stop playing around with philosophies 
. and yeah, everything can be reimagined, but that doesn't mean it has to be good 
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. i mean, what if it doesn't work? we need concrete solutions not just "evolving strategies" . and what's with the airport project stuff? is that really the best way to deal with a lake problem? . imo, they should just get on with the job and stop playing around with philosophies . and yeah, everything can be reimagined, but that doesn't mean it has to be good .
It makes so much sense! We've been trying to fix problems with rigid plans for ages and it's all just ended in disaster. I love that he's thinking outside the box (or airport project) 
. The idea of using precast concrete from the abandoned airport is genius - who needs fancy new materials when you can repurpose old ones? 
And I'm totally with him on seeing this crisis as an opportunity for innovation 
. We need more people thinking like that! I just hope we don't mess it up again 