Obviously not all jobs are remote-compatible, and obviously you would not do apprenticeship entirely asynchronously. Liveable is a subjective term, but water o

Obviously not all jobs are remote-compatible, and obviously you would not do apprenticeship entirely asynchronously. Liveable is a subjective term, but water or air quality, or environmental footprint varies a great deal between countries. Cities consume most of the energy and produce most of the greenhouse gases for obvious reasons. Historically big cities became increasingly liveable, however my opinion is that we are at a turning point, in average big cities will become unliveable, some will improve slightly, and many will falter greatly. However urbanization will go on, people will continue to fill cities looking for opportunities, ironically climate change will even hasten this, eventually turning big cities into death traps.