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I think at a 'wanting a better world' makes sense. The problem I think is that people don't really want to act like they're in a shared space. Maybe because the
by WirelessGigabit 3y ago
I think at a 'wanting a better world' makes sense. The problem I think is that people don't really want to act like they're in a shared space. Maybe because they have different standards, maybe because they're not tuned to it.
I was raised being conscious of my presence and how it affected others. While I live in a single family home I still walk like in my 2nd floor apartment to avoid annoying the neighbors downstairs (so far the termites haven't lodged a complaint), or automatically turn down the volume later in the evening, even when I'm home alone.
Not doing this causes friction, and I don't think everybody realizes the presence they have while sharing a space.
So it's only natural people want to avoid that friction. Larges spaces accomplish this naturally.