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It builds wonderfully, culminating in a plea to the LPC to do something for which it has no authority

I thought that was the funniest line.

Surely you see the irony in this reply?

That's not true, the most American City is LA, which... how do they react to new solutions to urban problems?

great use of the word "mook," thank you.

It's an American problem, simply concentrated in the most American city.

This must be one of those no-go zones with sharia bins. Stay safe!

Reassuring to hear that. I've been too worried to try the new locations.

That makes total sense. The weirdest thing is that the bags-only approach was sort of a low-cost temporary solution that hung on for too long. It ain't historic.

I don't share your negative assessment of the buildings themselves, but it certainly doesn't add up to a real town. The main street was as bad as anywhere else in southern Indiana.

This is the best way, yes.

He's right, it's better to keep buildings simple and dense, while generate power at scale in other areas. But that doesn't mean we should stop rooftop and balcony solar.

I think if a stripper read Wikipedia articles to me I would be in trouble too

The strangest part of this story is that Orwoll got inspiration from the Shen Yun company town.

“Look buddy, not everyone can make it here.” [wails at the sight of a bin]

Makes me happy to see a bunch of simpsons references in response, so thank you

That’s very interesting. What was the reasoning they offered?

I am always a little horrified by anyone who wears open shoes in NYC.

I am sure they said “this will get a lot of clicks.”

Nah, this is theory brain