I thought humans were notoriously efficient walkers, so we don’t burn that many calories that way?
The problem is partly the culture, but largely the design of our suburbs and sprawl.
Increased density and public transit are cool, but until there’s laws about not cutting down that “empty” patch of trees, or paving over that old farmland, developers are gonna make shitty sprawl, and cars will be necessary.
I mean it’s so bad and people are so cheap about it that they choose forced HOAs to maintain culdesacs and roads instead of properly funding public services with taxes.
I thought humans were notoriously efficient walkers, so we don’t burn that many calories that way?
The problem is partly the culture, but largely the design of our suburbs and sprawl.
Increased density and public transit are cool, but until there’s laws about not cutting down that “empty” patch of trees, or paving over that old farmland, developers are gonna make shitty sprawl, and cars will be necessary.
I mean it’s so bad and people are so cheap about it that they choose forced HOAs to maintain culdesacs and roads instead of properly funding public services with taxes.
This is the case. Our muscles need very little energy to operate.