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I'm not using any scientific tools for now, but I think the changes coming are a good reason to run away from the cities. The shift to work from home have made
by Zababa 5y ago
I'm not using any scientific tools for now, but I think the changes coming are a good reason to run away from the cities. The shift to work from home have made this even easier than before. I wouldn't want to be there when the climate refugees arrive.
- jonahbenton 5y agoWith respect- in the US I would suggest the opposite. Cities are the only places that know how to scale, that have the capital and human infrastructure to handle influx, and that can and will command resources when there are scarcities and constraints. I would double down on cities. Everywhere else will be a crapshoot.
- Zababa 5y agoI don't really agree. Refugees won't go into the countryside. A few years ago in France we had a influx of refugees, and the vast majority were around Paris or big cities in general. In the countryside no one saw anyone. Even in Lyon we didn't see many people.