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All across the globe urban migration is occurring. Whether it's Africa (hey @so_many_ryans), Asia, or even North America (don't know what's happening in Europe).
Why is this happening?
- People are more efficiently served food, water, electricity in dense areas
- Their friends and families are moving which makes their lives in suburbia/rural areas worse (feedback loop) - All across the world, farming is becoming more efficient and requiring less human labor - Across the world, people are having fewer children thusly needing less space
(or are people having fewer children because they are living in cities!) - Outside the cost of land, services can be delivered to businesses much more efficiently in dense areas (not necessarily densely populated, but dense with supply chains), therefore cities have more jobs.
What am I missing here? What do I not understand? It's a strange thing, especially in the context of the internet. Why move to a city when you can just Netflix and chill.
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