Anonymous asked:
What do you think of the take that uncritical yimbyism is at least almost as problematic as uncritical nimbyism
I would agree with that. While we desperately need more housing, if we give developers complete control with no accountability that could and likely would cause more harm than good. We should support housing developments but be willing to criticise them
Okay so I just checked and the book I am reading has 71 pages dedicated to notes, works cited, and indexes.
That's 16% of the book that is just citing, clarifying and saying where within the book things are
I think he just wanted to break 400 pages and didn't know how else to do it
I know it's an academic work and stuff like that is important, but did you need to tell me the exact pages that Beijing China or Battery Park City in NYC or the Alaskan Way Viaduct in Seattle are mentioned?
It's 270-271 and 337-338 for Beijing, Battery Park City was mentioned in a Footnote on page 249, and the Alaskan Way Viaduct was mentioned on pages 95-96, 308 and 324-26
The book is Walkable City, How Downtown Can Save America One Step At A Time by Jeff Speck
I should have clarified that this is in no way bad, it’s good, I just found it funny that so much of the book was indexes
Okay so I just checked and the book I am reading has 71 pages dedicated to notes, works cited, and indexes.
That's 16% of the book that is just citing, clarifying and saying where within the book things are
I think he just wanted to break 400 pages and didn't know how else to do it
I know it's an academic work and stuff like that is important, but did you need to tell me the exact pages that Beijing China or Battery Park City in NYC or the Alaskan Way Viaduct in Seattle are mentioned?
It's 270-271 and 337-338 for Beijing, Battery Park City was mentioned in a Footnote on page 249, and the Alaskan Way Viaduct was mentioned on pages 95-96, 308 and 324-26
The book is Walkable City, How Downtown Can Save America One Step At A Time by Jeff Speck
Okay so I just checked and the book I am reading has 71 pages dedicated to notes, works cited, and indexes.
That's 16% of the book that is just citing, clarifying and saying where within the book things are
I think he just wanted to break 400 pages and didn't know how else to do it
I know it’s an academic work and stuff like that is important, but did you need to tell me the exact pages that Beijing China or Battery Park City in NYC or the Alaskan Way Viaduct in Seattle are mentioned?
It’s 270-271 and 337-338 for Beijing, Battery Park City was mentioned in a Footnote on page 249, and the Alaskan Way Viaduct was mentioned on pages 95-96, 308 and 324-26
Okay so I just checked and the book I am reading has 71 pages dedicated to notes, works cited, and indexes.
That's 16% of the book that is just citing, clarifying and saying where within the book things are
I think he just wanted to break 400 pages and didn’t know how else to do it
Ratings of the states I have visited
I have actually visited them, I just forgot when making the map
Okay so I just checked and the book I am reading has 71 pages dedicated to notes, works cited, and indexes.
That’s 16% of the book that is just citing, clarifying and saying where within the book things are
Okay so I just checked and the book I am reading has 71 pages dedicated to notes, works cited, and indexes.
joy-haver asked:
Mobile Alabama City Council just voted Yes to having a Amtrack platform. This is going to massively improve my life
I know it’s exciting, even if it is only allowed to be 2 trains per day
I made a thing
What is this
I made America into Minnesota
because there are written standards for printed and cloth American flags but not digital ones this is technically a valid USAmerican flag, last I checked.
but you can and should do much worse
It’s actually not a valid American Flag because it has 3 extra stars
