Well, my dear, you don't think that there is anything static in the universe, do you? Even the climate rotates. Everything moves, nothing remains the same, including your neighborhood. Let it all change and spin.

😂

They just removed it, with no explanation.

Except then they told me to post anything on twitter to validate my identity. This is either an elaborate scam or something worse.

Thanks @davidho.bsky.social. There is something clearly dysfunctional about this platform. I posted something too. They throw libel at me and I am going to sue, and sue big time.

Defenestration is occasionally useful, one might suppose. I'd never conduct such behavior except in self defense.

Well, a nice manicure.

That's it. A poster at the conference I mentioned. 🙂

He is clean.

This is great, thank you. It also confirms what I wrote, although in substantially more detail. Part of this I knew but thank you for providing more context. Fantastic! Thank you.

It wasn't really a clean room. As you can see, the instrument is sealed up.

The pair are so far away that they likely aren't much influenced in that manner, but we have no idea how such a complex system formed. It's wonderfully fascinating!

These days pixels are rather ordinary, but perhaps not Ordinary.

Do you have a reference for that? I'd love to read it.

Very helpful! Thank you. @davidho.bsky.social also told me I should to this.

So she'd be a Jarutechi?

We certainly can. The technology now is so far superior to the imaginings of the early zoning laws.

Normalize this to population. In 1914 when the first zoning laws in the world came into effect in Manhattan, more than 2 million people lived below 14th street. These data need context. Manhattan is only about 1.6M now. It should be well over 55M as the 1914 law suggested and imagined for the future

I am an amateur urbanist and futurist, but these numbers need to be normalized to the population. 50,000 new apartments or huts in outer boroughs is about 0.5% growth per capita. In a city where the occupancy rate is well over 99.5%, hundreds of times this level of development is needed. Up not out!