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Originally Posted by shakman
 If I could add, there is a surge of population returning to the inner cities. Could possibly be a reason for the paradigm shift. |
I'd say it's because people are no longer easily influenced by the auto and oil industry's propaganda, like: "What's good for GM is good for America," and so forth. Now the American People are understanding how efficient mass-transit is, and how inefficient automobiles are, and therefore they are starting to understand the the efficiency of cities, and the inefficiency of the suburbs, which were built for the automobile, in most cases only for the automobile.
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