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> Oppositely, there is degree of sprawl is almost automatically unsustainable, in ecological and economic terms. Is it? Or only if we want to keep living the w
by seiferteric 6y ago
> Oppositely, there is degree of sprawl is almost automatically unsustainable, in ecological and economic terms.
Is it? Or only if we want to keep living the way we do? I assume if we all became vegan polycultural subsistence farmers it would be more sustainable but we would be more spread out.
- everdumb 6y agoIt is? Or only if we want to ignore where OP said in economic terms? Your virtue signalling is quite insipid.
- seiferteric 6y agoIt was not virtue signaling, not even sure how it could be. It is a serious question. I am not convinced society as we know it is sustainable in the long term (environmentally or economically), but hope I am wrong.
- pas 6y agoWe can't all do that really. And those who don't need to commute, and then we are back to square one basically.