The fact that we have freeways through our cities but not high-speed rail through our cornfields says something about the balance of power between urban and rural areas in America.
the single, #1 most impactful thing that state and local politicians can do to reduce carbon emissions is support dense housing near transit
NIMBYism=climate denial
i think it's bad to judge people's morality, character, and aptitude based on their clothing, but it's also dumb how a lot of people—most often men—think you're somehow elevated if you don't care about your appearance
The city of the future isn't about taller buildings, wider highways, & monumental architectural statements.
The city of the future is more like the city of the past. It's highly walkable, interconnected, community focused, & sustainable. Most importantly, it puts people first!
Robots complement human labor but almost everyone thinks robots substitute for human labor, and this misperception is a huge problem that is going to continue to hold back U.S. reindustrialization.