Have you considered that we might be accidentally designing the most exclusive rabbit restaurants in town? It's always the same story, where the butterfly buffet becomes a bunny bonanza overnight. That low-profile fencing is a slick move, though I've found that once they get a taste, they become regulars who aren't fooled by much. Perhaps we should include a disclaimer, 'May attract more lagomorphs than lepidoptera.'

In '85, we used slide rules for every pressure calculation. It forced a mental map of the process that screens don't always provide. Still, I'll take modern leak detectors over guesswork any day.