> and to benefit from other people being around. If this trend continues, you'll be around even more people, and even more amenities will spring up to accommod

> and to benefit from other people being around. If this trend continues, you'll be around even more people, and even more amenities will spring up to accommodate all the new people. The only catch is that your next job might not be close by in the city. Perhaps it'll be remote, or you'll be commuting out of the city. Thankfully, logistically, this is far preferable to the inverse.