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The population density is a correlated number, but it's not necessarily an issue, which makes this into one of my pet peeves. You could have a gigantic nation
by 411111111111111 4y ago
The population density is a correlated number, but it's not necessarily an issue, which makes this into one of my pet peeves.
You could have a gigantic nation which is completely centralized into one city, giving you a super low population density on paper.
It's not the case in any of your example, so not really an issue here. Nonetheless...
- ghaff 4y agoFor that matter, Australia as a whole--like some other low density areas like Alaska--actually has fairly concentrated population centers.
- happytiger 4y agoYes, absolutely true. I think there’s something like 8M people just in NSW and the majority are Sydney. Only trying to provide context for the economics of density in places like Singapore and the a Netherlands, not necessarily prove the opposite use case. I just wanted to highlight a contrasting factor that is very important for fiber and other high speed service viability. There are many others! These criticisms are totally valid.