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Things that exist pretty much everywhere other than North America are "utopian" now?
by abenga 3y ago
Things that exist pretty much everywhere other than North America are "utopian" now?
- LeFantome 3y agoI am pretty well travelled but I have never been a parent anywhere else. So, I guess I am just ignorant of what is available everywhere else. I do not think there is anything that is not a private residence within 200 m of me. It is well over a kilometre to the nearest school. It is more than 2 to the closest business. I am having trouble relating to a world that has all these services available a short stroll from my front door. Oh, and with regards to the poster from the UK with the free daycare, I pay $800 per month for one child ( and have 4 ). So yes, these places are very much sounding like utopia to me.
- oezi 3y agoJust you understand how different cities can be if designed for high density. There are 25 day cares within 700m from my home, 3 supermarkets and 3 primary schools, 3 parks and the police station. Cars are greatly disadvantaged because of the lack of parking.