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> I find it utterly asinine because it is not paired with the necessary corollary Doesn't it self-regulate though ? If it's not viable to build in a place for
by hrktb 7y ago
> I find it utterly asinine because it is not paired with the necessary corollary
Doesn't it self-regulate though ?
If it's not viable to build in a place for a specific use, developers will go to greener fields. It happens in a lot of heavily congested cities. Making whole areas unfit for heavy traffic moved the office building elsewhere, generally in places that where more welcoming to them.
- bartread 7y ago> Doesn't it self-regulate though ? Possibly in an ideal world, but not in this one (or certainly not on any timescale that I'd regard as acceptable - human lifetimes, and working lifetimes especially, aren't that long in the grand scheme of things and I'm already at least half way through on both fronts).