how many parking spaces are erased? 20?

apparently, in Paris, 1 in 3 households have cars ☞ https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/2012694#tableau-TCRD_001_tab1_departements

curiosity!

i’m a dead cat.

Cars and steps do not mix: why The Italian Job has a lot to answer for ☞ https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/jun/20/cars-and-steps-do-not-mix-why-the-italian-job-has-a-lot-to-answer-for

☞ https://simplydifferently.org/Geodesic_Dome_Notes?page=2#Overview of Variants

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horse is spooky indeed

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bye

he’s too spineless to be a nazi. He’s just a lying opportunistic asshole

would you really like to live there?

does the baby have small hands?

yours is similar to mine, it seems. I would just put more emphasis on social and public spaces instead of appartment bubbles + of course bicycles :)

there was something likable about Amsterdam and it’s cosmopolitanism. Maybe i’m just dreaming about an Amsterdam in a forest, peopled with Mediterraneans under a Californian climate 🤷

if you haven’t yet read Ursula K. Le Guin’s “the word for world is forest”… you should :)

i guess both?

Speed bumps are a really efficient way of controlling speed. No driver in their right minds would approach one faster than 25kmh

unlike speed cams they can’t be vandalized and if you ignore them you’re physically sanctioned there and then

any sources?

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the article seems to be well written and well studied too. Why is that statement (which seems to be the common thread in any documentary about Mongolia for the last 20 years) unqualified according to you?

Mr. Bungle - Egg

most, if not all, people i’ve met who choose to not care, don’t care not because they’re “too consumed by everything else” but because caring and acting accordingly would need them to be slightly less comfortable.

And they strongly believe that they deserve to be as comfortable now as they can.

thelsim,

this post needs some of your time for an update

we’re writing about a society that pronounces “je ne sais pas” as “chais pas”, of course it’s gendbuntu