How high can we go? Urban density, infectious versus chronic disease, and the adaptive resilience of cities
How high can we go? Urban density, infectious versus chronic disease, and the adaptive resilience of cities
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我们能走多高？
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2020
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Cj Webster
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Cj Webster
韦伯斯特讨论了城市密度，传染病与慢性病，以及城市的适应性恢复能力COVID-19不会阻止城市规模更大和密度更高的必然趋势人类对追求财富和福祉的风险容忍度太高，城市本质上是人类聚集在一起，以促进劳动专业化和经济发展，历史也表明，个人愿意容忍高水平的侵权行为，作为个人和家庭进步的代价
Webster discusses urban density, infectious versus chronic disease, and the adaptive resilience of cities COVID-19 will not stop the inexorable trend towards larger and denser cities The human tolerance of risk in pursuit of wealth and well-being is too high for that Cities are in essence a coming together of humanity to facilitate labor specialization and economic advancement, and the pull has always been relentless and sacrificial History also shows that individuals are willing to tolerate high levels of rights infringement as the price of personal and familial advancement