It’s bad enough that our entire society is dependent on the “just in time” delivery service of food, the power grid, American Idol, etc.,. But now, to live in downtown Cincinnati with the impending economic doom lingering over our heads is sheer foolishness.I thought ostriches were only found in zoos and far away lands, like Africa. it seems other species bury their heads in the sand…
Where will these people get fresh water or go to the bathroom in case the electrical infrastructure fails for more than a few days? Where will they get food if the transportation industry is crippled for more than the 72 hour limit for scheduled deliveries?
Here’s an intelligent quote from a new “resident”. It really shows what an “independent” thinker he is and it really makes me want to move in next door: “Going to the Reds or Bengals games and not having to worry about the parking lot scene and not worrying about doing anything other than going to the game and walking back home,”
And here’s a “self-sufficient”, “sustainable-minded” quote from another new resident: “The shops and restaurants downstairs will be really fun to go to,”
I guess they are “consumers” and not “citizens”…
Well that’s worth throwing away anywhere from $840 – $2500 per month to rent an apartment in the concrete jungle, down on the banks of the Ohio river.
First Residents Move Into Banks Apartments – Project Economy News Story – WLWT Cincinnati.