As a Bulls fan I feel contractually obligated to say Jordan’s the goat but like come on man like its not even a competition anymore. I been alive for a shorter period that LeBron has been in the league and he’s still that guy.

I think I’ve made up my mind about moving to LA permanently after I graduate this fall. Now I just have to 1. Actually get an aero job here and 2. Figure out the places here I like enough. As long as I can walk to groceries and it’s near the coast I will be happy.

Lotta fuck shit going on in America but god bless USD for cooking Brookes in Henley right before the 4th. We’re so back

Navy turning up in IRAs, the Gladstone buff is finally here

Sometimes I wish I wasn’t so hyper fixated on urban planning and zoning reform because I love the friends and stuff I’ve been doing in LA so far this summer but I cannot escape the constant urge to crash out over how shitty the land use is

Idk what the fuck insightcast is but these graphics are just screaming 2k18 to me

I think I’m fundamentally broken in a weird way because tell my why the semester ends and I immediately want to move on and get to LA and start working. Like bro just relax and play a bunch of golf.

Seeing the SAAS-ification of hardware/manufacturing startups has to be the biggest hurdle for people to take any of these new players seriously. You can’t post your way to “rebuilding American manufacturing” with a pic of an open source styrofoam cutter that some guy in Europe made a decade ago.

Average Commuter: NOOOOOO WHY ARE YOU STOPPING ME FROM DRIVING WITHOUT CONSEQUENCES I WANT TO BE TREATED LIKE A PRINCESS

Also Average Commuter:

An annual U.S. Thanksgiving reminder that you’re not “stuck in traffic,” you ARE traffic.

Happy #Thanksgiving.

This is one reason why I think more mixed-use residential density is a precondition for salvaging American democracy. A diaspora of isolated, fortified castles is a better setup for feudalism than for a republic.

Chicago Concrete Post Company, 1924:
“Smashing automobiles? Yes, — but saving lives.”

Silent policemen were no flexposts. When “protecting pedestrians” was the end, unyielding mass was the means. That’s automatic enforcement our best tech today can’t match.

Absolutely devastated by the privatization of public space in Seville. The ravages of neoliberalism!

I think the issue is that cities are not just job networks; they are also networks of consumption, dating, socialization etc. And more and more about those things if we have remote work. So we shouldn’t optimize around job access alone.

EBikes are car replacements. This represents 6,000 miles not driven.