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It's possible that people have moved to cities for jobs more than anything. I spent over a decade living in Chicago, and it grows tiresome. Now that remote work
by manicennui 3y ago
It's possible that people have moved to cities for jobs more than anything. I spent over a decade living in Chicago, and it grows tiresome. Now that remote work is prevalent in our profession, I'll never live in a city again. Access to high quality medical services is a concern though.
- JohnFen 3y ago> It's possible that people have moved to cities for jobs more than anything It's not just possible, that's exactly why. The vast majority of people live in cities because of economics, not because they inherently prefer cities.