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Last Topic: 7:40:00pm, 11/26/2024
Last Post: 11:30:19pm, 04/17/2025
VioletZer0 posted...
A related issue, actually as the return of the rickshaw is related to high density cities.
Basically.
When the economy goes to shit, people move to the cities.
When the economy improves, people move out of the cities.
It's a pretty well tracked statistical pattern.
Though there are other factors in play. Like how the suburbs are one of the most inefficient forms of living we currently know of, because of the intensive need for wide infrastructure maintenance and the massive reliance on having personal transport (ie, cars). So lack of money to fix decaying infrastructure and an increased push to eliminate cars as much as possible (with a potential push towards more mass transit as a better option) will pretty much kill the suburbs entirely and basically drive people into the cities whether they like it or not. Because it's easier to concentrate resources and services if everyone lives packed into smaller areas.---
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