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Well but it IS CONSIDERED. In fact its currently the only thing that is considered. This is a concentrated 'harm' vs distributed gain, except there really is v
by panick21_ 4y ago
Well but it IS CONSIDERED. In fact its currently the only thing that is considered.
This is a concentrated 'harm' vs distributed gain, except there really is very little 'harm'.
- UIUC_06 4y agoThe "harm" is that you're competing with more people for parking, sidewalk space, spots in the gym, space in the supermarket aisles... on and on.
- xboxnolifes 4y agoParking is definitely a big issue, but all of the others can also scale with population density. Luckily, population density brings economics of scale for walkable areas and public transport, so the need for parking should reduce.
- UIUC_06 4y agoThat's an urbanite point of view.
- xboxnolifes 4y agoHow so? I've never lived in (what I would consider) an urban area. Closest is living in suburbs outside of a city.