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I think the argument in this case is simply that there isn't a business interest in getting kids to go to the park themselves, so it just doesn't get the attent
by quadrangle 5y ago
I think the argument in this case is simply that there isn't a business interest in getting kids to go to the park themselves, so it just doesn't get the attention that business-interest issues do.
But we could also describe how kids being independent and walking to the park bypasses all the market activity they could be doing otherwise: social media, video games, other commercial activities, etc. But that's not the primary argument.