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Sparsity isn't an issue, the are plenty of people in boswash. The issue is sprawl and suburbanization. Pre-WW2 US was much better for trains, despite having few
by ant6n 7y ago
Sparsity isn't an issue, the are plenty of people in boswash. The issue is sprawl and suburbanization. Pre-WW2 US was much better for trains, despite having fewer people in the same overall area - just better concentrated.
- maxsilver 7y ago> The issue is sprawl and suburbanization Which itself is also not really the issue, but for the last 20+ years or so, is just a symptom of US cities being openly hostile against most people (whether due to high costs, monopolized land, lack of housing, lack of reasonable transportation infrastructure, lack of education infrastructure, etc).