qwertyX99

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by qwertyX99 4y ago
NIMBY drivers
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by qwertyX99 4y ago
Car-centric city design is a terrible mistake done by many countries. Fortunately there is a growing awareness of the negative externalites cars and car-centric urban design brings to our health, society and environment. I found youtube&#x
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by qwertyX99 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Externalities_of_automobiles
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by qwertyX99 4y ago
The vast majority of new drugs in the US research was funded by the taxpayer. Innovation comes mostly from the public sector, not private sector. This applies equally to technology. Private-led innovation is hyped by these industries PR dep
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by qwertyX99 4y ago
Weapons of Mass Destruction, Weapons of Mass Destruction, Weapons of Mass Destruction. You have lost your moral ground to speak. Yes FBI and MI5 are included, your are part of the western intelligence alliance. Yes China is a baddy, but you
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by qwertyX99 4y ago
Scary.
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by qwertyX99 4y ago
WFH should be the default for jobs that can be done from home. If employer claims that work-in-the-office is more productive, then make them put their "money where their mouth is": commute time is (paid) work time, commute cost is
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by qwertyX99 4y ago
I meant play outside unsupervised like in the old days. Why don't parents allow them outside (unsupervised)? One big reason is due to cars(also due to over-hyped media stories about kidnapping). Think about it, would you let your kids
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by qwertyX99 4y ago
ELectronics is not the problem. Its a symptom of kids not being able to play outside (If streets were filled with kids like they used to in the old days, do you think your child would prefer the ipad?) Kids cant play outside because the out
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by qwertyX99 4y ago
Childcare + car-centric urban planning robbed their safe space for play and socializing: Childcare is unreliable, very expensive, patchy, and time-consuming to sort out. School starts at 9am and finishes at 3pm. This is incompatible with wo
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by qwertyX99 4y ago
check out r/fuckcars, this is not-so-hidden costs of car-centric urban planning