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>will leave cities wouldn't that be the opposite? Where I live right now, the nearest grocery store is in the next town over and there is zero public infrastru
by jabroni_salad 5y ago
>will leave cities
wouldn't that be the opposite? Where I live right now, the nearest grocery store is in the next town over and there is zero public infrastructure to get there. There is no uber or taxi or bus. You just don't live here without a car, period.
- lukebuehler 5y agoJobs will leave the cities insofar as they are not bound to the city anymore. People might decide to stay in one city or another, but the job will not define where and how, this will change the dynamics