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My city skylines neighborhoods irl
We need a Shitty Skylines community here.
Be the change you want to see in the world.
Put a clinic there so the citizens will stop getting sick.
That is a very specific kind of hell right there.
For some. I love the sound of a highway. It’s my wale song.
My Wale song is “Dig Dug (Shake It).” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wale_(rapper)
It’s poisonous, though. These people live in a bubble of pollution.
Looks around globally 👀
That’s something else altogether.
Have we ever been to a quiet place? Sometimes we only realize something is messing with us when we feel the relief when it stops
Are you living in a place where it drowns out the sounds of gunfire and screaming?
Oh, i wish.
You appear to have rather exciting tastes.
It’s not just sound pollution
Missed a comma?
When I saw this notification without context I assumed yes but actually in this instance I don’t think so.
Sound pollution (Wikipedia)
I mean, no. LA is huge and there are a ton of neighborhoods that don’t have massive interchanges surrounding them. This is a silly post.
So just because some people aren’t surrounded by traffic, nobody is?
No, it’s the wording of the title. Without additional context it could be read as referring to all people in Los Angeles
🙄
You’re so eager to umackshually that you didn’t realize they said people, not ALL people.
English is vague like that
Edit: I think we’re filling in a space and we each subconsciously pick one.
Ex:
TIL that [some] people in Los Angeles live completely surrounded by traffic
TIL that [all] people in Los Angeles live completely surrounded by traffic
TIL that [there are] people in Los Angeles [that] live completely surrounded by traffic
TIL that [the] people in Los Angeles live completely surrounded by traffic
Etc.
I live in NJ. Whenever I’m not hearing traffic and the like, I get spooked.
I know of some people that have left New York City and found. The quiet unsettling. I like the quiet myself, but some people enjoy the noise. Obviously that disregards all of the other bad stuff associated with this.
Many moons ago, I lived about 20 feet from a Union Pacific railroad track. Gotta give credit to the engineers. They really tried to quietly sneak by every morning at 2:00 AM. As quietly as you can sneak a freight train anyways.
I kind of wonder if that’s a better or worse experience than living right next to a major highway.
I’ve lived by a pretty busy highway that also had a railroad track running along it. Shit was noisy
I can win this.
I live across from level1 trauma center with an active helipad, and across from a busy freight rail line where trains are required to sound their whistle as they traverse the level crossing underneath the skytrain (like a subway but elevated like the Ell) station, as tractor trucks pulling off the highway need to cross under and over to get to the industrial recycling plant.
At any one time we could hear road traffic, subways whooshing to a stop, a helicopter, ambulances, police escorts, fire trucks, and a 100db train whistle about 200 feet away. The guy driving the 3am train is a continual dick as he stands on the bleeding for like 10 seconds.
Sounds rough. But we got triple-pane windows and now all but the whistle is gone. And the highway is Canadian so it’s no big deal.
So forget the last paragraph. Do I win? ;-)
Buried the lede for a humble brag.
I live in a HOUSE in Canada.
Whoa Mr. Money Bags.
10 years ago I lived by both at the same time and can tell you the train is quieter unless the conductor has to blow the horn to alert traffic the train is passing. The train ran along the back of our apartment and was about 3 apartments away so maybe 75 to 100 feet from track. The freeway is about a quarter mile (several times further than the train) and semi-trucks are still louder than trains.
Living next to a highway is so much worse.
I lived next to all the points just before a main railway station. A LOT OF CONVERSATIONS WENT LIKE THIS.
Orlando has a place like that, called Griffin Park. Air quality studies there have been very telling, Though you don’t need an air quality study to tell you it’s bad; you can just look at the incredible amount of soot in the area.
I lived in the 07306, USA. I wasn’t ready for the soot accumulation inside the apartment. I didn’t understand it then; but I do now.
I have only been to LA once and I saw it in a really bad way. There were atmospheric rivers, so the place was in a deluge, for a place that basically doesnt get rain it it was wild.
The traffic was unreal and I have lived near DC for decades. The highways in LA are massive.
Even though the weather was rough, I did love the city and want to go back.
Watching vanderpump and seeing all the filler shots of the city layout made me want to rip my hair out with how fucked that city is
There’s a tiny little suburban enclave in my city that is entirely surrounded be freight and passenger rail lines. Teres only one road in and you have to cross the train tracks to enter
I think about the people who live here more than I reasonably should.
Tracy feels like one of those cities. Nothing but warehouses and suburban homes along I5 with trucks pretty much on every road all the time.
Reminds me of the farm that splits the M62 motorway in Yorkshire, UK
