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I think there's opportunity for more points in many of the more complex levels such as 34, 39, and 47, but these are few and far between so the overall benefit of levels like these could be limited.
I have no doubt 55k will be done, but it's certainly hard to say now how soon that will be. We'll just have to see what innovations come and work our way there.
But 55k - oh, 55k is different. The current technical limit is 54,699. Your current score is 54,021. The other 300 points are not going to be easy to dig.
This is really big achievement.
It is very interesting what you've done with the layout of level 19.
I really anticipated it. It is really nice to see different approaches because it is definitely not the way I developed it.