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Yes, exactly. Our natural environment is similar, but our monetary and economic policies support different priorities.
by omegaworks 3y ago
Yes, exactly. Our natural environment is similar, but our monetary and economic policies support different priorities.
- wayfinder 3y agoTheir cities are also much older. Tokyo is like 400-600 years old. They ran out of undeveloped land long ago and were forced to increase density. At least in California, cities are like 50-150 years old at best. Lots of cities are only running out of land now. In 300 years, I'm sure somewhere like LA will be dense.