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Bringing Edinburgh into the mix definitely reinforces this take. "I want to live somewhere that's not total shit, but a bit shit... all the time"
Wait, wouldn't a trend towards micro-apartments and higher density make urban land more valuable? I suppose the trick is buying urban land in just the right place if things get more dense.
I'm a developer with an English degree from a liberal arts college and I do agree with the article on this point. When you're trying to dive into difficult literature –and learn how to analyze it in the first place–…
Well this line of reasoning works beautifully for engineers, because solving the types of problems engineers love also HAPPENS to be extremely lucrative. What if acting doesn't feel like work? Playing soccer? Hiking?…
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Bringing Edinburgh into the mix definitely reinforces this take. "I want to live somewhere that's not total shit, but a bit shit... all the time"
Wait, wouldn't a trend towards micro-apartments and higher density make urban land more valuable? I suppose the trick is buying urban land in just the right place if things get more dense.
I'm a developer with an English degree from a liberal arts college and I do agree with the article on this point. When you're trying to dive into difficult literature –and learn how to analyze it in the first place–…
Well this line of reasoning works beautifully for engineers, because solving the types of problems engineers love also HAPPENS to be extremely lucrative. What if acting doesn't feel like work? Playing soccer? Hiking?…