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> For city dwelling Europeans, the parks and playgrounds are their backyards This system is efficient for citizens, but it is both fragile (requires a populati
by cronjobber 10y ago
> For city dwelling Europeans, the parks and playgrounds are their backyards
This system is efficient for citizens, but it is both fragile (requires a population of cooperators) and doesn't generate much profit for corporations. Expect to see it go.
- Symbiote 10y agoNo? You can charge more in rent or resale value for an apartment close to a park or playground.
- cronjobber 10y agoThat's true as soon as good public spaces are getting scarce, and is part of why it will happen.