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> which is a good thing Well, no offense, but things aren't that Manichean in my book. There are upsides and downsides to urbanisation. Obviously, public tran
by MayeulC 6y ago
> which is a good thing
Well, no offense, but things aren't that Manichean in my book. There are upsides and downsides to urbanisation. Obviously, public transport is an up in most cases, but there are also a lot of downsides.
- Barrin92 6y agoa lot of rural or provincial towns in Europe are in terminal decline for many reasons, but chief among them demographics. My family comes from a very rural German village. There is no economy, there isn't even a physician any more since the last one retired, everyone commutes over an hour to work in the next big city etc, and this is systemic. Some people may not see it that way because it's always painful to uproot ways of life but I think the case for the prosperity of those regions is virtually impossible to make, and it's getting worse steadily.