> While you're right in part, I think you're missing how today everyone want to move in only a few cities and small town economies are dying in many countries.

> While you're right in part, I think you're missing how today everyone want to move in only a few cities and small town economies are dying in many countries. That's not really new. The big cities in the United States grew dramatically during the 20th century, at rates far higher than they are growing today: For example, a hundred years ago cities like Detroit, NYC, Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles etc. were growing far faster than they are today.