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Re:A $10B Experimental City Nearly Got Built in Rural Minnes... by bllguo on Monday August 17, 2020 @08:36PM (#24194035)
My counterpoint is that we are facing far bigger problems than how charming or "human" a place is to live. Density, economics, and environmental problems should come first, and I doubt a lack of planning would find any sort of optimum across those factors in a reasonable amount of time. Emphasis on the timescale. I can buy that things might converge to a happy maxima eventually, but can society afford the wait?
Re:A $10B Experimental City Nearly Got Built in Rural Minnes... by renewiltord on Tuesday August 18, 2020 @12:07AM (#24195153)
This is the counterintuitive result. You succeed by unplanning. You fail by committing to planning and then hoping the plan that succeeds is your plan.