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by PaulHoule
350 days ago
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In New York in particular the density is so high that it's completely impossible that everyone who works in Manhattan could drive in. I mean, you could demolish half of it and build highways and parking lots and then maybe you could drive in but you'd lose the benefits of it being a city built up high. |
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Right, and sadly this describes the downtowns of many U.S. cities since Robert Moses.