> Zoning laws are why every city doesn't look like Hong Kong
The reason every city doesn't look like Hong Kong is that Hong Kong has a population of 7.5 million and a US city is considered "large" if it has 50,000 people.
Zoning laws are why every city doesn't look like Lubbock or Boise, which is hardly a problem.
> If that's what we have to fix in order to make progress
That's what we have to fix in order to make progress. It is what it is.
The reason every city doesn't look like Hong Kong is that Hong Kong has a population of 7.5 million and a US city is considered "large" if it has 50,000 people.
Zoning laws are why every city doesn't look like Lubbock or Boise, which is hardly a problem.
> If that's what we have to fix in order to make progress
That's what we have to fix in order to make progress. It is what it is.