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Whatever goes up must come down. And it'll probably go back up again some time later. And then come back down. And back up. And so on, until we finally figure o
by swombat 11y ago
Whatever goes up must come down. And it'll probably go back up again some time later. And then come back down. And back up. And so on, until we finally figure out how to genocide ourselves. Until then, what do you want to do? Freeze everything into your ideal version of the world?
When London sucks for you, move out. When it doesn't, move in. If London sucks for enough people, they will leave, prices will collapse, and the penniless Sitar players will move in again. At the moment, it's not looking like it's going in that direction, so I'd say we have a good while to go before the Doom of London.
- doc_holliday 11y agoYes, I said something to a similar effect in my other comment. My problem with it is there are a lot of people that get shafted as things change and really get hit hard by it, and the government are to blame for that. Other cities in Europe manage to get a balance between capital investment and tearing the heart out of the city.