- A new subway line that runs in a loop around the city is driverless, which made it more affordable. It runs with smaller cars *every 90 seconds* - old shipping containers have been repurposed into floating apartments for student housing, utilizing water as added real estate

- Waterfront space has been activated with walkways, active recreation areas, and swimming pools in the clean, salt water canal - You can rent kayaks that come with a trash bucket and if you pick enough of the limited amount of litter out of the water your rental is free

- industrial buildings dating back to the 1800s/1700s have been preserved externally and modernized inside. New builds nearby mimic the gable shape and textural feel to maintain consistency

All this, learned on a 2 hour, 7.5 mile bike ride where not once did I have to see my life flash before my eyes as you would in most US cities. There are multiple bike/pedestrian bridges and other ways to separate bike and car traffic

People need to know this 👇🏽 #AGNHealthData

78% of autistic people report anxiety of speaking on the phone as the biggest barrier to accessing primary care - if this is the only way to access this service, it becomes inaccessible to the autistic population #agnhealthdata

A good thread for any care workers or medical professionals

tofu masala wrap with sweet potato fries, vegans eat goooood 🤤 #vegan #veganfood

Last year I harvested this Glass gem corn, and yesterday we process it for making corn flour.

Night night sweet dreamies Your current situation is temporary, and you are stronger than it could ever be. Let yourself heal and remember there is happiness out there for you. #cats #CatsOfTwitter #CatsOnTwitter

Good Charlotte - Hold On youtu.be/gobdU5Pycvg via YouTube

Hell yeah! What good teens.

喫茶店にあるテーブルゲームの中を見せてもらった dailyportalz.jp/kiji/170512199… #DPZ

The archive saving home sewing history from the trash theverge.com/23169321/comme…

Historic and dangerous heatwave gripping Northeast Asia breaks national June record in Japan 🇯🇵 The first 40°C ever to be recorded in the country in the month of June.

Japan's all time (any month) record is 41.1°C (106°F) at Kumagaya from 23 July 2018. Over 40°C has been recorded in July & August in the past, but today marks the first 40°C in the month of June for Japan 🇯🇵

LUCKY gachapon 💛💫

Macroblank - Tales of the Cypher youtu.be/hOI0d5O3h0A via YouTube

Interesting, sounds like a nice place.