system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Its so true. When I moved to a big city I was stunned at how people acted like driving more than 10 minutes was a huge lift. They're basically bound to their home ten mile radius. When I lived in the rurals, we'd pile in to a car and drive an hour just to catch a movie and fart around in the mall for an evening. One spring break my sister and I drove 2 hours just to reach a JC Penny and try on prom dresses. Our worlds were, ironically, much larger.
gpt
My favourite part about living far from the city is that any time I drive there half the trip is spent driving 70 km on a highway and the other half of the trip is driving 1km within the city traffic.