This "castle-in-the-sky" skyscraper proposal will of course never happen, and likewise, as for my blog entries on this website, I will never use caps either lest I be excoriated by the moderators; but, come on people, where have you all been for years on this high rise issue with regards to Boston? The Winthrop Square Tower was set originally at something like 770 FT above street level until the FAA whittled it down to its current max out building height of 691 FT. Moreover, with all that has been going on lately with this or that legislation concerning shadows over the Common, the heights of building in sections of Boston deemed as historic and thus limiting the heights of structures greatly throughout much of Downtown Boston, the recent April 2021 ruling upon the Pinnacle Tower near the Ugly Harbor Towers, and with this ruling possibly putting the brakes upon all further development in the Seaport District, any building near the water's edge, etc., it seems that Boston will be returning to the days of yore ca. 1900 AD when Boston had a maximum height limit for all buildings set at a whopping height of 125 FT above street level. This Commonwealth of Massachusetts is becoming a nightmare for developers with all of our anti-development, anti-business rulings, and legislation. Thus, do not be surprised when development in Boston and along shoreline communities comes to a screeching halt; I was born into a run-down dirty, and drab-sad Boston in the 1950s when virtually nothing was built and the Central City of Boston was a dreary dump. Will it happen again? Yes quite possibly unless political action is taken up by the powers that be!