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Completely disagree. I don't think humans are meant to live in cities. Something about being around that many people and ongoings makes me and from what I can t
by twoheadedboy 7y ago
Completely disagree. I don't think humans are meant to live in cities. Something about being around that many people and ongoings makes me and from what I can tell a lot of other people, on edge so to speak.
I grew up in a suburb and it was not at all isolating. We had close communities and nearby family. I was friends with kids on my block and had freedom to explore and be independent. I would say technology is what is driving people to isolation.
- brlewis 7y agoDoes your first paragraph apply to smaller cities like Boston?
- war1025 7y agoAs someone from the Midwest, I'm very amused by your categorization of Boston as a "smaller city". Edit: For reference, this [1] was the "big city" to me growing up. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mason_City,_Iowa https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mason_City,_Iowa