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I don't know if the people behind 15 minute cities are well intentioned or not but I think it is highly reasonable for people to be skeptical of any effort to redesign people's way of life.
i think there is good reason to believe people’s current way of life is broken and should be re-designed.
it’s quite common for people to commute an hour in the morning and an hour at night, seems like a total waste of life.
why not design cities in such a way that everyone can live near their work and get the freedom of an extra 10 hours of their life each week?
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793 sats \ 2 replies \ @TomK OP 5 Feb
please, this is a very important point: new order always emerges from chaos. but the question is how it emerges. it should not be planned centrally again. People, smaller units, subsidiary institutions and networks create their own order even without a command economy. that would give the state full power again.
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20 sats \ 1 reply \ @kr 5 Feb
sure, i agree that 15 minute cities don’t have to be centrally planned. i even agree that cities without central planning can be more robust and vibrant.
but i still don’t see how it’s possible to defend the current situation of commuting 10 hours a week to and from work in a city.
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That's why you stack sats and move out of the city and be happy KR. I will see you on Lake Huron in a few years. :)
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