Well, I think of gay marriage as a source of learning on this. Key was to break down the tribalism, and method was for gays to come out. Turns out we were talking about the neighbor next door!

I kinda feel overly hemmed in if I limit the opinions I express based on what other people think still other people might do with them. Also a stretch to think what is said on social media "actively inspires" Donald Trump. And contributes to the woke-ism and tribalism (on both sides) we decry, no?

agency needs an innovation team, procurement processes need reforming, and maybe it can all be solved by PPPs.
Now, I'm sure that AI as a tool will find many very useful applications. But I also can't help thinking, doesn't this sound like "smart cities" all over again? 2/2
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And I'd just say, As traditionally with taxis, there needs to be some balance between premium and mass transit services, and as with taxis, it's not easy to figure out (or achieve) exactly what that is.

...building new housing while low-density neighborhoods get away with contributing nothing.”
I get the "discriminatory" point. Nonetheless, wouldn't new housing be something you wanted for your neighborhood?

Jarrett - have you written this up anywhere? I'd love to see it; you are among the few who I would expect to have intelligent answer to this key question.

except - is it possible to have a successful city without traffic jams?

The other was all about bringing the community along with you. shorturl.at/bqybq 3/3

giving people something practical to do, showing what's possible. The (failed) data center project actually drove local residents to travel out of state and see a data center themselves, and were appalled, and came back determined to stop it. shorturl.at/6HQsu 2/3

This is great. Just joined Bluesky and happy to find this group. Would you add me to your special list for better exposure? Thanks!