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History will have to record that the greatest tragedy of this period of social transition was not the strident clamor of the bad people, but the appalling silence of the good people.
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Nearly 30 years ago I wrote an undergrad thesis on exactly this. It's not news, so I'm wondering why old news is being recycled and why they're spending our tax on duplicating research.
Also, the more important research out of Exeter Uni is that 'Human brains are hard-wired for rural tranquility'. Researchers used FMRI scans to demonstrate the brain's physical need for and improved cognitive performance in rural settings. [Link]
The latter research particularly raises much wider questions and problems.
Literally, physically, our brains are overwhelmed by cityscapes Our brains go crazy, if you like.
But then, herding humans into cities where they are constantly disorientated does serve to make people more malleable and controllable.
In sum, cities and big towns are very bad for humans.