I’m curious of the modern planning of the “15-minute” cities, and how they’re different than what Sweden tried with the (horrid and soulless) ABC-neighborhoods of the 70s. What specifically has been learned to make sure the modern versions of 15 minute cities can balance forced structure vs human needs?
Alright - let’s call it. We have enough to be a post scarcity society. Let’s do that now, and additionally let the government of Bhutan consult the world governments in setting national targets.
I’ve got a daughter. I’m crazy about her - she’s everything to me. But I don’t want more kids - people say ”it’s also more for them to have a sibling”. Honestly, I’m not sure I can be the dad I want to be if there’s one more in the mix. I already feel I can’t give the attention to our little dog as much as I’d like, much less to another human.
I was never keen on my own siblings growing up, but my wife loves that she’s got a sister and they’re super close. I don’t know - what y’all think?
I’ve never understood the point of brutalism and the bauhaus movement. I feel like it’s been explained to me many times, but it’s never stuck - until it was layed out so neatly as always by #damilee . #architecture
I wonder if it would be an interesting experiment to make it nearly illegal to say which person a political party would nominate at president/prime minister.
They would have to market their party and party platform for the upcoming election. No ”vote for me” anymore - vote for a party or coalition, who presents a platform. Various representatives from the parties in question can debate, but it would be entirely uninteresting who they are - all there is, is the platform. #politics