Should There Be a Balance?

I don't think that you're arguing for abolishing cities, just to be clear. I'm saying, should there be a balance? Should we be saying, hang on a second, we've gone too far on this one? Well, it's just really common when something becomes a center of excellence, like an LA or a San Francisco. Another natural thing to happen is for people to go, well, this is getting really difficult to manage now or it's getting really expensive. And that let's create a second center of excellence somewhere else, somewhere, maybe somewhere cheaper, somewhere somewhere where it's just a bit more feasible for sort of normal for humans. That sometimes happens too.