Originally Posted by
FBinNY
With respect, since we agree in general,..........
I think we agree completely as far as markets and cycling infrastructure. Except... maybe with the idea that city infrastructure will be helpful for cities in the "big picture".
American cities have become hubs of impoverished masses seeking to be closer to government services. There was a period in history where that appeared to be sustainable through the revenues/taxes the cities collected because they were business hubs.
Today.... we are using the global business office/center...
right now. And... we didn't have to drive, take a train, bus, or bicycle downtown to get an Internet connection. City's no longer serve the function or provide the value they once provided.
I am very sorry to expose this problem to anyone that didn't already know. I didn't think it was a secret. Our citys no longer work... they are dying.