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I bet people there interact with other humans more often than suburbanites who only ever leave their property in a car.
Sure, if they want to or not there isn't much choice with such density. The choice is a perk of suburban living.
interaction with other human beings is healthy for almost everybody, that has been scientifically proven multiple times. Now I understand having interaction is not the same as not being lonely. But you still get some level of connectedness and a much higher likelihood of forming more meaningful bonds over time
I was thinking the same exact thing. I'd be running on those basketball courts all the time.