It's pretty helpful when the solution people want isn't the one always insisted upon. Spread the things out and create new, smaller hubs instead of always pushi

It's pretty helpful when the solution people want isn't the one always insisted upon. Spread the things out and create new, smaller hubs instead of always pushing people into existing hubs. You'll hit the limits at some point, unless the answer has become to slowly grow a metropolis outward to something of a bigger scale. Of course, that's the exact thing which is hardest to do, since economy is king and economic incentives don't align with that proposal at all.