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This is probably an ignorant question, but what's stopping states in the US from developing new planned cities? I can see myself moving to a place that's somewh
by falcor84 2y ago
This is probably an ignorant question, but what's stopping states in the US from developing new planned cities? I can see myself moving to a place that's somewhat remote, if I had good reason to believe that I'm getting in on the ground floor of a new >1M population city with public transport planned from the get-go.
... the only problem is that I don't actually see myself believing such a promise, especially given the current disdain for public investments.
- the_gipsy 2y agoIt's a good question. I think the answer is that demand is where job opportunities are, and that is extremely hard to create. Because it's sort of the end goal of the system in some aspect. In other words, everyone wants to get rich, there is no formula.