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I, for one, would like us to stop experimenting with re-inventing the wheel. We had functional cities for centuries now. We can make adjustments to match the ce
by A4ET8a8uTh0 7y ago
I, for one, would like us to stop experimenting with re-inventing the wheel. We had functional cities for centuries now. We can make adjustments to match the century, but I do not think it is helpful to revamp the way we have lived until now to satisfy this odd new personality that pervades the web that needs to change UI every so often to feel relevant.
Geez. I feel old now.
- nefitty 7y agoProgress is inevitable, even necessary, especially when systemic problems like climate change are consequences of the current paradigm. This seems to happen throughout history, ie industrialization, abolishment of slavery, new forms of government, etc. We need deep changes now to get ahead of the looming consequences of the patterns we've held as a society up until now.
- shoulderfake 7y agoIf you think Toronto is a functioning city, I suggest you do some traveling.