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Well yes, but lots of Switzerland is rural, and dropping off paperwork is no more bother than picking up a loaf of bread. Lots of us like seeing our neighbor, w
by jeffrallen 6y ago
Well yes, but lots of Switzerland is rural, and dropping off paperwork is no more bother than picking up a loaf of bread. Lots of us like seeing our neighbor, who happens to also be our greffe communal.
- Ericson2314 6y agoNo one is saying you can't see your neighbor if you don't have errands to run.
- etiam 6y agoExactly, no one is saying you can't see your neighbor if you don't have errands to run. But the fact is you won't be doing that anywhere near as much if the way of doing the errands works against seeing people as if it works for. Defaults matter, a lot.
- Ericson2314 6y agoI agree that spontaneous interactions are important, but we get spontaneous interactions via density, whether it's tiny but compact towns (walled villages, even) or large cities. Busywork and drugery should not be the foundation of social interaction. Period.