A majority of Americans didn't live in urban areas until between 1910 and 1920. Even in 1910 New York City was a big city. Density is the key thing. ALL humans in the world could fit it an area the size of Los Angeles county, squeezed in, but they could fit. It's been only been in the past 100 years that a majority of people live in cities - and it's only been a "vast majority" much more recently.
I remember watching this in 2018.. and here i am again... How right you were.
Like the spokes in the wheel he goes round and round but he speaks truth 😮
I loved this, smartttttt!!!
Thank you for sharing. Is the "one pager" decision making tool you describe a wagon wheel style assessment?
+Steph Krunic that is a part of it.
"In the 20's and 30's everyone lived on a farm". ?? That would mean the cities were tiny. Would it not?
The vast majority lived in cities.
A majority of Americans didn't live in urban areas until between 1910 and 1920. Even in 1910 New York City was a big city. Density is the key thing. ALL humans in the world could fit it an area the size of Los Angeles county, squeezed in, but they could fit. It's been only been in the past 100 years that a majority of people live in cities - and it's only been a "vast majority" much more recently.
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4:07 that trapazoid isnt a wheel... Do you even geometry?
that's the point- if all spokes of the wheel are in balance, it looks like a wagon wheel- more even.
Pooper...I mean goals
Do yourself a favor and get advice from someone with dirt on their hands.
Great depression huh