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The greater good is less population or spreading out places of work so they aren't in the same location. It is really less population though, which is probably
by 1897235234 9y ago
The greater good is less population or spreading out places of work so they aren't in the same location. It is really less population though, which is probably why New Zealand voted in someone who is reducing population growth. Also, moving from a house to an apartment sure isn't just aesthetics. It is a massive drop in quality of life.
- naasking 9y ago> The greater good is less population or spreading out places of work so they aren't in the same location. Why? It's clear that efficiency drops precipitously with increased latency, which increase with distance. Locality is thus critical to efficiency, not to mention resource distribution is far more efficient in denser areas. > Also, moving from a house to an apartment sure isn't just aesthetics. It is a massive drop in quality of life. Only if your apartment complex and neighbourhood was poorly planned. Focus on that.