This reminds me of RF spectrum management. We have one set of frequency allocations in effect in rural Alaska and downtown Chicago. I hope to see a system in place that when a wireless device travels to a rural place it can freely use more bandwidth but then must purchase the bandwidth from other users in a dense city.

I think such a system is coming to spectrum management, but in other areas we continue butting heads instead of creating different systems for different places.

Sneaky shot of the temple too.

This article is a bit snarky about my turf.