Megacities are bad from a resilience perspective because they are products of globalization that concentrate specialized industrial populations instead of food-growing self-sufficient communities.
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Megacities
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...Another issue I want to bring up is the idea of megacities. And, the idea of megacities is any cities that have over 10..."
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One item in Jiang's checklist is over-urbanization: he says Western megacities have become parasitic sites of luxury, decadence, and corruption that no longer produce real value.
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"...Another issue I want to bring up is the idea of megacities. And, the idea of megacities is any cities that have over 10..."
"Okay? And, where are most megacities located? Well, they're located in India and in China. There's a problem because India and China both suffer..."
"Yeah absolutely. You're absolutely right. Arthur Spengler. He had a checklist for. How do you know a society is in decline. When he means..."
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