Suddenly it will no longer be the most interesting city. I get it!

Those rich people are too smart to pay more just to stay home in the city they love! It’s gonna be a ghost town, I tell ya!

Thin client brainware?

Convert them to apartments!!!

I don’t want to hear about how it’s hard.

There’s no crying in Capitalism.

Are they doing shoes again?

Trashnado

This is all you need to know about religion.

Amazing that now we are to imagine turning GCT into a construction site for 20 years to avoid some time on an escalator.

Absurdly small-minded hot take on why a huge new train station is irrelevant.

In a new book, you are required to have earth-shaking drama either happening or strongly foreshadowed in the first or second paragraph. Otherwise it’s “slow” and “confusing”.

Same with the much-overused “show don’t tell”. Nothing is explained. You’re just supposed to guess what’s going on by “watching”.

TIHI

Typical NYC braindead design.

Put seats in a train hall?

Why I never!

A great book! No doubt a foundational post-modern work. Often grossly misunderstood.

I can’t argue with that.

Would he have done better?

Plaster and lathe. Before drywall. More brittle. You can hang pix by drilling a hole and inserting a molly-bolt.

I doubt that. Go to Flushing.

Bicycling in NYC seems almost unbelievably dangerous in general.

The more readers the better.

I see the Paramus mall has redecorated.

The word “abomination” comes to mind. Save us from computer-aided architecture!

Well that too!

NYers are quick to help out IMO, have seen it many times.

Sounds like a great walk!