> Now, there could certainly be some shift that changes that, but I'm not sure what it would be. As I said: remote work. You are right we need "sufficient pop

> Now, there could certainly be some shift that changes that, but I'm not sure what it would be. As I said: remote work. You are right we need "sufficient population density". I wouldn't want to live in the country side for long term. I want to access things that only cities can provide, but I only moved to London because of job opportunities. I would happy to live in a small city if I have access to the same jobs. If remote work would be more widespread the countries would be more decentralized.