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YES it does, JOBS! You are required to live there, its not a choice.

• zhdc1 6mo ago
  It's a very US-centric perspective to assume that density = cities. Almost every town in the US, at one point, was dense enough to support a vibrant main street. Many (most?) of them even had tram lines and other forms of public transportation. It's not an either or proposition. You can have cost-effective infrastructure through relative density without having to deal with all of the trappings - good and bad - that come from a city.