Landscape Of Despair: How Our Cities And Towns Are Killing Us

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I read this article prepared to hate it, but I do feel the author made a couple of good points. 1. Humans are adapted to hate high entropy environments so they seem ugly to us. We should try to build our settlements with eye towards lower entropy. 2. The process is emergent. There was no conspiracy, things just happened the way they did because of the way they were.

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Life may be all fun and games now in the USA, but as offshoring increases, illegal immigration rises, hard-working Americans die off or dropout due to higher taxes and more regulations, the national debt climbs, there is more terrorism as the result of illegal American wars, the police become more brutal enforcing draconian decrees, the US Ponzi economy and stock markets collapse, cash is banned, Americans are implanted with microchips, and real crises and false flags are used to force Americans to go to the gulags and finally to the gas chambers and ovens, will Americans wish that they had spoken out earlier against the dangers of wars, debt, and tyranny?

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