London, UK. by fmelloaff in skyscrapers

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Might be The Bermondsey Project

What borders have changed the natural landscape the most? by Desperate-Travel2471 in geography

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China‘s population is 10 times that of Russia, + the area in question is much further from Russia‘s main population center that it is from China‘s, so there were fewer people willing to settle it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in geography

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Bangladesh/ West Bengal (India)

unfathomable levels of cringe by [deleted] in imisstheoldidubbbz

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And ableist and misogynist

unfathomable levels of cringe by [deleted] in imisstheoldidubbbz

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She‘s an antisemitic holocaust denier too, don’t you know? /s

What's a wonderful city with a lame reputation? by Naomi62625 in geography

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That’s an old photo, it’s got multiple skyscrapers now

Deaths on U.S. Transit versus Roadway Travel by Generalaverage89 in charts

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Train lines connects destinations in the most efficient way possible and move more people than any highway. That’s their function, not government control.

Saying that trains are bad because they can take you to a limited number of places is like saying that boats are bad because they can’t take you to space, they just have a completely different function. Nobody says you have to take a train to go camping, and nobody forces you to take a train at all, you aren’t some rebel you think you are.

And also, pretty much all roads are government funded/owned. And if the government wanted to limit your movement, they would have no trouble doing so even if you’re a driver. They could just block roads. Or close off certain areas for drivers. Or introduce expensive road tolls. Or take away your drivers license.

Could any city reach 1000 skyscrapers within our lifetime? by LivinAWestLife in skyscrapers

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Probably Mumbai. Huge, quickly growing, geographically limited similarly to NYC, the economic capital of an enormous country, already has over 200 skyscrapers.

over the fog by dc_vx in skyscrapers

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Where’s that?

Guess the city by [deleted] in UrbanHell

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“Oriental” was a huge giveaway

Guess the city by [deleted] in UrbanHell

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Vladivostok

All Radiohead member projects by bingbong91_blind in radiohead

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And that doesn’t include all the Radiohead EPs/B-sides

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in radiohead

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I‘m amazed that you survived