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Well, but those things can coexist. That's the difference between living in the heart of a metropolis vs living somewhere far away. Since I've grown in the cou
by leonidasv 4y ago
Well, but those things can coexist. That's the difference between living in the heart of a metropolis vs living somewhere far away.
Since I've grown in the countryside, surrounded by all the forests and hills, I really find the cosmopolitan life I've there more exciting.
It may change overtime, sure, but at least I will never have to complain about having lost my time commuting.
- teakettle42 4y ago> Well, but those things can coexist. In theory? They can coexist. If you want density, move to a dense city. In reality? Activists and developers are constantly pushing to upzone and pave over everything in sight.
- nicolas_t 4y agoIt does coexist in some cities, Hong Kong has amazing hiking trails less than 15 minutes from where I live while being one of the densest city in the world. Likewise Kyoto is a relatively big city, 30 minutes away by public transit from Osaka which is even bigger but there's easy access to nature (although in the last 5 years before covid it was overrun by tourists)