>I am not at all convinced that towns have a claim to the tax revenue of people who don't use it's services. The article mentions such a service tho. Education

>I am not at all convinced that towns have a claim to the tax revenue of people who don't use it's services. The article mentions such a service tho. Education. On the other hand I don't think the support for those early years amount to 40% of ones paycheck but not everyone participates so... >worse health How so? I would think it is the opposite based on studies about allergy prevalence, etc >less equality I don't think this is a constant either. I'm curious to see a broad study but if there's ever places i've seen stark wealth divides to slap one in the face it's been big cities. That said as towns person I still agree that the move to cities is not a bad thing especially if we wish to preserve more nature and so is the push for it. I also think this continuous urbanisation will help their or our birthrates but the world population can't and shouldn't grow endlessly.