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727 sats \ 7 replies \ @Natalia 20 Dec 2023 freebie \ on: Stacker Saloon
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Centralized control apartments? Haha I never thought about it in that way.
There is simply too many humans. No space for everyone having a beautiful house with flowers and garden.
Same way with cemeteries. Now there are vertical ugly cemeteries like skycrapers.
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Centralized control heating, water and electricity 👀 food from supplychain too.
There is simply too many humans. No space for everyone having a beautiful house with flowers and garden.
I feel like many people are being put into the cities, mostly due to work, there are still many empty space close to mountains and barely anyone live there.
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Agreed. Drive across the western U.S. states if you want to see wide open spaces. Same with giant swaths of Asia, Africa, Australia. Western Europe, I agree, is getting a bit crowded.
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Ah yes. I was thinking about the space in the cities that we already have. Some cities have no other choice but to expand vertically.
In places where there is space, we still don't see those apartment buildings.
But there are always exceptions. Like Whittier in Alaska, in the mountains... yet, the entire town is in one centralized building.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FqLhFoQWwAIE5bg.jpg:large
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Whittier is one of the most spectacularly corrupt and dysfunctional towns you could ever find.
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I just watched a little YouTube documentary on Whittier. I think now they have two apartment buildings, but the one you showed has most of the residents and all the stores. Alaska is a crazy place.
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