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It starts with a blank slate... That's arguing on a distraction, though, as the key is planning, not blank slate.
by ElBarto 8y ago
It starts with a blank slate...
That's arguing on a distraction, though, as the key is planning, not blank slate.
- burntwater 8y agoBut they are not necessarily planned as cities. They are first planned as settlements. Then planned as towns.
- sparkie 8y agoThe key isn't planning, the key is population. A city without people is a ghost city. The city is as much the people as it is the infrastructure. Cities are alive. It's like arguing that you can build a person by assembling organs in the right place. You can build a humanoid structure which mimics the human, but it's missing the most important feature: life. You can't simply instil life into something. It needs nurturing.