An optimistic future: car-free city centers. Fast, modern, dense-coverage rail-based public transportation. Tall towers, public parks.
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Having grown up in suburbia and having lived for a while in places like NYC, Tokyo, and Paris, I think suburbs and their support infrastructure are close to the worst possible way to organize human life
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I feel infra of urban areas will change now post covid. Dense population will be seen as vulnerable by DoD and the likes.
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That article gets all up in a fuss about people claiming cities are green and then never explains why they are not. It ends with other states produce the energy for cities and that should be counted towards their emissions ... Ok but these places are indeed using less resources.
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I'm currently on extended vacation a lake in the woods in Northern Vermont with my family, the local store and the library on the other side of the lake. I'm walking around the lake 6.8 miles every day. It might not be scaleable, winter is always coming, but it feels perfect, RN.pic.twitter.com/DmObpyEo7F
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There are worse ways
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There are a lot of nice places in Paris suburbs and, in fact, I do not like this word "suburb" because it gives a centric point of view that hides places richness. I prefer to introduce the name of a town to avoid generalisation.
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NYC is pretty bleak.
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Do you not have children by any chance?
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