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The Netherlands has absolutely nowhere approaching the density of NYC. Even Queens has a density twice that of Amsterdam, and Manhattan 7x. If you see NYC on ga
by specialp 4y ago
The Netherlands has absolutely nowhere approaching the density of NYC. Even Queens has a density twice that of Amsterdam, and Manhattan 7x. If you see NYC on garbage days the streets are lined with mountains of bags. Each corner would have to have a virtual mine shaft to hold 1000s of bags of garbage.
Also contrary to movies, Manhattan has almost no alley ways either. There's no space for anything. Even when it snows in many areas they have to take the snow and dump it in the East River.
- chimeracoder 4y ago> If you see NYC on garbage days the streets are lined with mountains of bags. Each corner would have to have a virtual mine shaft to hold 1000s of bags of garbage. Or, you know, a commercial-sized dumpster. The trash is already taking up space on the sidewalk. Putting a dumpster to contain it would save space, by keeping it contained.
- ClumsyPilot 4y ago> The trash is already taking up space on the sidewalk. Putting a dumpster to contain it would save space, by keeping it contained It is always fun to see people resort to completely illogical arguments to defend the current habits and rat-feeding status quo.
- brnt 4y ago> The Netherlands has absolutely nowhere approaching the density of NYC. We were talking about the row houses, right?