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I suppose the size of the territory and landscape is what makes all the difference. Macau is amazingly densely populated, but at the same time the same density
by Tade0 4y ago
I suppose the size of the territory and landscape is what makes all the difference.
Macau is amazingly densely populated, but at the same time the same density as Paris, but 1/3 of the size. It's an hour walk from one end to the other according to Google Maps.
India on the other hand is just 10% denser than Belgium, but doesn't feel like that when you look at photos of its cities and trains loaded with people.
- wittycardio 4y agoIt's more about designing good systems. Belgium is a developed country with excellent infrastructure whereas India is a developing country with poor infrastructure