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I don't think your logic works. Cars are 10x longer, but (for example) my house is not 10x longer in all 3 dimensions. The streets in downtown Salt Lake City
by AnimalMuppet 2y ago
I don't think your logic works. Cars are 10x longer, but (for example) my house is not 10x longer in all 3 dimensions.
The streets in downtown Salt Lake City were famously designed to be able to turn a horse-drawn wagon around. That width turned out to be pretty good for cars when they came - no additional scaling needed.
- kettlecorn 2y agoSalt Lake City has a huge volume of parking lots, highways, and many roads. While individual streets may not have scaled up there were other parts of the built environment that did to accommodate cars.