You keep randomly switching between suburban and rural as it suits your argument. Fiber infrastructure is well available in suburbs, much earlier than in citie

You keep randomly switching between suburban and rural as it suits your argument. Fiber infrastructure is well available in suburbs, much earlier than in cities because it's much cheaper in the suburbs. And rural areas grow food, and depend on the nearby suburbs for services. > Also just because food is grown in the country does not mean that lots of people need to live there. Sounds miserable for the "sacrificial" people who you'll put there to grow food for you. Do you not realize that if you want people to live there, you need nearby suburbs and small cities? Strongtowns actually want fewer interstates, to really make sure farm dwellers have no opportunity to go anywhere else.