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I think even in a larger town this is viable to see plenty of people that you know. Part of the problem is the car centered infrastructure in America that makes
by protonbob 4y ago
I think even in a larger town this is viable to see plenty of people that you know. Part of the problem is the car centered infrastructure in America that makes it impossible to walk places and makes it seem normal to have to travel 20 miles to get groceries or a haircut.
- woweoe 4y agoHe is right in terms of major cities in Europe. I grew up in a small-mid sized town and I still get surprised when I meet someone I know, let alone cities the size of Atlanta.
- jacooper 4y agoBut the trend also largely applies to Europe, which has a more walkable infrastructure. So I don't think its the only reason.