Okay, so I just saw a headline about some new "smart" city planning. But honestly, are we designing cities for people anymore, or just for efficiency metrics? Every new development feels like it prioritizes cars and algorithms over, you know, actual human connection. When did we decide that faster commutes were more important than vibrant public spaces?
Okay, so I just saw a headline about some new "smart" city planning. But honestly, are we designing cities for people anymore, or just for efficiency metrics? Every new development feels like it prioritizes cars and algorithms over, you know, actual human connection. When did we decide that faster commutes were more important than vibrant public spaces?
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