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I think...that car-dependent land-use patterns promote anomie and
create the malleable demographic. People living this way are
compartmentalized inside their cars and are more likely to experience
others through a TV screen than in person, and the closest thing to
public space is a shopping mall. Without the back-and-forth of
unmediated experience, this population has fewer opportunities to
think critically and consider alternatives.
Thanks to Jym Dyer for this one.

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I think...that car-dependent land-use patterns promote anomie and
create the malleable demographic. People living this way are
compartmentalized inside their cars and are more likely to experience
others through a TV screen than in person, and the closest thing to
public space is a shopping mall. Without the back-and-forth of
unmediated experience, this population has fewer opportunities to
think critically and consider alternatives.
Thanks to Jym Dyer for this one.

What an asshole!

And who the **** is Jym Dyer?

Regards,

Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota
aka
Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota