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Why does it read from the bottom?
Some McGee consultant must have thought that this is what people read as they go up the stairs, but normal people have their heads up when walking up the stairs, and English reads from top to bottom. This is complete dyslexic gaslighting and my OCD is personally offended.
I've seen this sort of thing in a few places, like campuses and government buildings, especially if they were designed in the last few decades. It's definitely the work of "intellectual" urban planners trying to disorient us and make it seem like we are upside down, so we inevitably fall down the stairs trying to read it. I myself have tumbled down many stairs this way, once even spilling nacho cheese on my favorite call of duty shirt. They are robbing us of our vital nacho fluids as part of their liberal communist plot to embarrass me in front of my mom
Don't disparage a person with a legitimate degree in urban planning, someone with an MBA (Master of Business Administration) designed this