Re: The Urban Experience

George Conklin attempts to ponder:
> Many people visit [New York City] and then leave.  Many who
> were born in the area move to other parts of the world.  So?

=v= So that is idiotic.  New York City is famous worldwide as a
place to move to.  Its character and vibrancy are derived from
the fact that people move *to* the city from all over the world.

=v= The city's biggest drawback (and a major reason people move
away even if they don't want to) is the high price of housing.
This, of course, reflects demand, thereby indicating that the
dominant trend is exactly the opposite of what George Conklin
would have us believe.
    <_Jym_>