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Isn't the problem also about the 2D aspect of cities and the fact that certain jobs tend to accumulate in certain spots/centers? So, no matter what, you get a
by raducu 7y ago
Isn't the problem also about the 2D aspect of cities and the fact that certain jobs tend to accumulate in certain spots/centers?
So, no matter what, you get a certain radius around which you can actually live and humanely commute to work.
Basically you cannot actually scale a 2D structure beyond a certain point?
- AstralStorm 7y agoYou can scale it a lot, with infrastructure SF lacks like subway lines, public transport and underground parking. These are even trickier to pull off than housing. You can also just build lots of high rise buildings like in South Korea and Singapore.
- BubRoss 7y agoI'm not sure why you would act like it is a theoretical problem when lots of other cities have been confronting this for decades.