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At some point, humans stopped asking whether something should be built and started asking how tall it could be before the math got uncomfortable. This is not an architectural impulse. It is a behavioral one. High-rise buildings are not created because land is scarce. Land is abundant. They are created because proximity is valuable, visibility is power, and gravity has not yet learned to file injunctions. A high-rise is a promise made to physics, economics, and weather simultaneously. It promises that steel will behave, that concrete will cure on schedule, that wind will politely redistribute itself, that money will arrive exactly when needed, and that thousands of humans will coordinate their actions in the correct order for years without quitting, suing, or improvising too creatively. Sometimes this works.

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