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Closer to what if doctors, shopping and other places are spread over miles?

• JumpCrisscross 8y ago
  > what if doctors, shopping and other places are spread over miles? The article imagines "building cities for people, not for cars." That implies re-imagining the suburban model of doctors, shops, et cetera being spread across miles. My Manhattan city block, for example, features an allergist, several restaurants, a grocery store, a book store, a daycare, a coffee shop and--in all likelihood--half a dozen other things I have yet to notice.