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Originally Posted by park123
Only insofar as they are underdeveloped cities with inadequate public transportation systems. So people there would understand that you have to use a car to get around. But in all of them, there are an order of magnitude (or two) more people out and about, walking around, than in LA.
If you drive around, LA feels large and never-ending. But if you park your car and get out, almost anywhere in LA feels sleepy.
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LA is decentralized, New York is centralized but both function and 'feel' like cities. Houston is very decentralized as well and you need a car for everything but it still looks and acts very much like a major American
city. City does not mean high density with mass transit.