America needs to return to building aspirational cities. A century ago, we created average places of such grandeur & consideration, it's inconceivable to us. How could they do so much with so little, compared to what we know, have, and enjoy today? We must demand better!

Congratulations, Austin! It’s gonna be great!

If you're into building code, o3 is AGI.

Come to Texas. We’re building you a beautiful home in the city.

If you wanted to destroy the long term competitiveness of the American economy, you would struggle to find a more effective plan than: 1. Dynamiting our system for financing scientific research, & 2. Driving away the top 0.01% global geniuses who want to come here to work.

Is it just me, or is Austin City Council actually incredibly effective and a uniquely positive model for how ambitious Cites should operate? What other City Councils are thinking this big?

Anyone know of a City / State / Country that has gone bankrupt because of infrastructure spending? Not bridges to nowhere or halted rail, but actual successful infrastructure for the public good.

Always.

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The promise of suburbs is privacy More homes means more neighbors, and less of what people came for The promise of cities is proximity More homes means more neighbors, and more of what people came for

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