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On the other hand, perhaps the answer is that they're just complicated enough. If the big, old cities didn't provide a unique economic advantage through their i
by ItsDeathball 10y ago
On the other hand, perhaps the answer is that they're just complicated enough. If the big, old cities didn't provide a unique economic advantage through their increased interconnectivity then no one would stick around to tolerate that ancient infrastructure.
- devereaux 10y agoHuh, path dependance. By virtue of existence and being big enough, they are worth sticking to.