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An open question is how much the transition to the "knowledge economy" is changing how we work, and how we build our communities. Communities built solely aroun
by bufordsharkley 9y ago
An open question is how much the transition to the "knowledge economy" is changing how we work, and how we build our communities. Communities built solely around manufacturing are suffering today, while we see soaring demand for our dense urban areas (which they struggle to keep up with). This can be seen as the next progression from hunter gatherer, to agricultural, to manufacturing-centered cities.
Should we expect this to continue, or will the knowledge economy come to smaller cities, too? Will VR and telecommuting affect this trend?
- killjoywashere 9y ago> Should we expect this to continue I think the answer is self-evident: the inland cites are undergoing apoptosis by way of opioid suicides and migration to the coasts as inland economic nutrients dwindle away. Building new cities on the coasts of Africa might be the best way to go.