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If jobs were in vacuums, I'd agree. More importantly, lives are not in a vacuum and might have physical constraints. Perhaps I want to live in a city (congesti
by buttersbrian 6y ago
If jobs were in vacuums, I'd agree.
More importantly, lives are not in a vacuum and might have physical constraints. Perhaps I want to live in a city (congestion, pollution that comes with it) because the lifestyle and culture I prefer blossoms in a more urban area.
- Klinky 6y agoI think you could still develop that culture within town centers and density wouldn't necessarily go away completely, but ideally you could find most of what you need in your neighborhood, ideally by just walking. A dense urban core that is too expensive to live in, and requires a long commute, is not healthy or within a lot of people's lifestyle goals.