<s>[INST] Here is an example of a humane approach to historic preservation and urban planning, in the context of changes to historic Paris. This is part of an interview with mayor Anne Hidalgo. 

"Listen, I'm not saying we're closing the museum... but we want to make it more accessible...We have to make historic places more accessible to everyone."

Mayor Hidalgo is talking about making Paris more inclusive and modern, while preserving the historic structures and essence of the city. As a developer, this contextual quote makes me think about the importance of inclusivity, accessibility, and considering how our projects can benefit all members of a community.

This is a great example of balancing competing interests and goals, in this case, preservation vs. progress. This quote highlights the value of collaboration and civic engagement in urban planning, as well as the need to involve multiple stakeholders in the decision-making process. 

This quote raises interesting questions, such as...how do we balance preservation and progress?[/INST]