• TheRealKuni@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Infinite money if we want to do it immediately. Don’t be so defeatist. Changing hearts, minds, and infrastructure is not immediate.

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        1 year ago

        There are plenty of good solutions. Just because you’re only hearing the very valid complaints doesn’t mean solutions don’t exist. They just aren’t going to be easy or immediate. Life doesn’t work that way.

        Cars are indeed here to stay. But we can make cities much better over time.

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            1 year ago

            I believe I did mention cars as valuable for use outside of cities. I live in the US, cars are an absolute necessity outside of major population centers.

            Even so, cities are better when cars are unnecessary within them. CAPABLE, but unnecessary.

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                Yup, I’ve been there. The story is the same with Paris and NYC. I still prefer those cities over, say, Los Angeles. Cities that have made an effort to be livable without cars are better than cities that haven’t.