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One of my biggest gripes with non-NYC US cities is walkability 

It’s important to me because when you walk, or use public transportation, you see people you see their faces you have empathy. 

When you’re in a car you don’t see peoples faces, you mostly see only people that you choose to see.

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i love walkable cities too but i dunno man, i lived in Boston, America's most walkable city - and I wouldn't describe that city as having a surplus of empathy.

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NYC is the only walkable large city in the US

Boston is not a walkable city, it’s a walkable series of neighborhoods

DC and select corners of Chicago are walkable. But too much of the US is way too car-centric.

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