I agree, with one exception. In certain ultra-urban locations, excessive advertising begins to take on its own sort of aesthetic that can become paradoxically p

I agree, with one exception. In certain ultra-urban locations, excessive advertising begins to take on its own sort of aesthetic that can become paradoxically pleasant. Some streets in e.g. Hong Kong [1] look like something out of Bladerunner. It has this sort of peculiar, and difficult to explain, dystopic appeal. Dystopic appeal should be an oxymoron. What can I say? I like it. Blame William Gibson. [1] - https://c8.alamy.com/comp/AA7W4X/long-exposure-neon-advertising-signs-hong-kong-AA7W4X.jpg https://c8.alamy.com/comp/AA7W4X/long-exposure-neon-advertis...