• qyron@sopuli.xyz
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    1 year ago

    I’m not going down that slope.

    As someone who has lived in a large city, with a fully functional public transportation system, I was thankful for it, although it took me 2 extra hours of my life every day.

    But living in a city, packed and stacked like merchandise in shelves is not a good way to live.

    I got out the first opportunity I could take. Cost me family, friends and lower income but I don’t regret it.

    Metropolises are not the way for civilization and CoViD was a cruel demononstration of how flawed the concept is.

    That is all I have to say.

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      1 year ago

      Yeah, Rome, Constantinople, Alexandria, Venice. All terrible places for a person to live… Nothing good ever happened in this cities…

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            1 year ago

            Smaller cities, in the 10-15k range, have an added benefit: large enough to have large scale industry, small enough for people to know each other. Creates more security, as you tend to know if one face or another is new.