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Re:Why Chinatown Produce Is Cheap (2016) by phil21 on Tuesday May 02, 2017 @02:29PM (#14249150)
This is absolutely how I feel as well. I always found it interesting the most competitive areas always happen to be where tons of very small high volume shops exist. This is not just limited to the US, but anywhere in the world I've traveled.

The older I become the more I realize how absolutely devastating the development policies of sprawl and low-density have been to all areas of human endeavor. You can't have effective competition without density and an ability to start extremely small.

Re:Why Chinatown Produce Is Cheap (2016) by stcredzero on Tuesday May 02, 2017 @03:06PM (#14249547)
You can't have effective competition without density and an ability to start extremely small.

This is a good metaphor for Net Neutrality. Maybe most of the US doesn't understand Net Neutrality, because they are trapped in their strip-mall big-box store hell, and don't know about real free markets IRL.