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>I personally feel strongly in the other direction. We had the infamous "white flight" and car-centric communities and life. Getting out of car-centrism doesn'
by scythe 6y ago
>I personally feel strongly in the other direction. We had the infamous "white flight" and car-centric communities and life.
Getting out of car-centrism doesn't require everyone to live in large cities. Small cities with good design can be more than enough. Living in a dense arrangement might be more tolerable for many people in a small city where the countryside is more accessible.
- asveikau 6y agoThank you, that's an excellent point. We (meaning often times me) have a tendency to think about the extremes as on/off. I have personally passed through a lot of pleasant, walkable small towns in the US, mostly they were laid out in the 19th century and often along a train line or river.