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I'm starting to think I've used the wrong units in my comment. 10k people per square kilometre is over twice as dense as an average European city, or around th
by Tade0 5y ago
I'm starting to think I've used the wrong units in my comment.
10k people per square kilometre is over twice as dense as an average European city, or around the density of New York.
There's a lot of middle ground between that and rural life.
- GekkePrutser 5y agoNope, my city is 15k people per square kilometre. In fact if you don't count the periphery and uninhabited (industrial) areas we're at 28k. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcelona https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barcelona And I love living here :) I just don't get why it's a bad thing to live in a high-density city. Most dense cities are now reducing car traffic a lot, and they have amazing public transport to make up for it.
- Forgeties79 5y agoI just think people who are spoiled by thousands of sqft properties with yards big enough for a small dwelling can’t relate to the idea that for many of us, where we sleep isn’t the same space we want to center our lives around. We don’t necessarily need to not ever see or hear other people either.