Re:Technological Unemployment: Much More Than You Wanted to ...
by dragonwriter on Tuesday February 20, 2018 @12:53PM
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> there's no insurmountable reason why the only land worth living in should be concentrated in a few urban centers.
There's actually a very fundamental reason why land perceived as being worth living in becomes an urban center, and remote work doesn't change most of the climate, water, resource distribution, etc., reasons why particular sites are much more attractive for human habitation.
There's actually a very fundamental reason why land perceived as being worth living in becomes an urban center, and remote work doesn't change most of the climate, water, resource distribution, etc., reasons why particular sites are much more attractive for human habitation.