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I sort of think there are other things still at work here. People still live near infrastructure (although requirements change) Maybe 1000 years ago, they pro
by m463 2y ago
I sort of think there are other things still at work here.
People still live near infrastructure (although requirements change)
Maybe 1000 years ago, they probably lived near a port, water source and source of food.
Nowadays we have efficient transport with semis and container ships, but I would imagine that there are still things like say power infrastructure, sources of commerce and schools and even internet that make living practical and affordable.
I'll bet as we can do distributed living practically (PV+batteries, wells/septic , starlink and amazon) that maybe more things are possible.
- cyberax 2y agoNot really. Pretty much all of the housing price increase (above the overall average market growth rate) is explained by the density death spiral.