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As Bedford points out, the opposite is also true: (Elevated time car-commuting time also turns out to be a reliable metric of social isolation and general life dissatisfaction.) 3 comments
 With Internet, society should be able to deprecate the "city". We don't all need to be stacked on top of each other, in homes, in cars, in subways and so on. Doubt I will see it in my life time...  @niclas @straphanger To the extent that there are people who currently live in a city that don't really want to be there, sure. I think you might be underestimating how many people *want* to live somewhere vibrant and exciting with an abundance of choice of 3rd places to spend their time though.
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@straphanger I can attest that this is true for me since my mobility is mainly walking or biking. But almost all of the people around me seem fine with the auto thing. When I do drive, however, I am more sensitive to how horrible it is, even without congestion.