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> But if crime increases, then they leave, even if they are in good health and make a nice income nonetheless. Doesn't seem that unreasonable, actually. High-i
by kofejnik 6y ago
> But if crime increases, then they leave, even if they are in good health and make a nice income nonetheless.
Doesn't seem that unreasonable, actually. High-income people leave crime-ridden areas, happens approximately everywhere
- morelisp 6y agoIf everyone is in good health and making decent money, what is the motive for the kind of crime people move away from? The choice to model "crime" as some kind of naturally-occuring resource is already telling.
- kofejnik 6y agoI'm not talking about motives, I don't know what they are, but I suspect that when crime happens, people prefer to move away if they can. Also, do you claim to know exactly how and why crime happens?
- morelisp 6y ago> do you claim to know exactly how and why crime happens? Yes, but since you've been snarky now I won't tell you.