Derek Howard (@internautderek) 's Twitter Profile
Derek Howard

@internautderek

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calendar_today04-03-2010 20:16:51

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Albert (@albertvancouver) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In times like this, it's worth thinking about how our city is designed - why can't I freaking sit down anywhere - in the shade - where are the public washrooms - where can I get water if I'm thirsty - without paying - why do I have to breathe car exhaust everywhere

Spencer Wright (@pencerw) 's Twitter Profile Photo

*So* happy with this new feature on theprepared.org about Ise Jingu Grand Shrine, which has been meticulously rebuilt every 20 years since 690 AD. theprepared.org/features-feed/…

M. Nolan Gray 🥑 (@mnolangray) 's Twitter Profile Photo

North Americans look around and assume that the car-centricism that surrounds them is this emergent phenomenon, the pure result of revealed preference, when in fact it's the most heavily planned/subsidized/regulated pattern of development in human history.

Floyd Marinescu 🔰 (@floydmarinescu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why housing & environmental activists should support paying rent for land: it reduces urban sprawl, pollution, energy use, traffic, environmental degradation while eliminating income taxes for most. Sprawl forces people to travel further jobs, making cities less sustainable ⤵️

Why housing & environmental activists should support paying rent for land:  it reduces urban sprawl, pollution, energy use, traffic, environmental degradation while eliminating income taxes for most.

Sprawl forces people to travel further jobs, making cities less sustainable ⤵️
Matt Elliott (@graphicmatt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Councillor Paula Fletcher has made reference to letters by Hospital CEOs supporting the University Ave bike lanes in 2020. Here are a couple of those letters, from CEOs of Sick Kids and Mount Sinai. Mount Sinai CEO says 63% of hospital staff bike to work.

Councillor Paula Fletcher has made reference to letters by Hospital CEOs supporting the University Ave bike lanes in 2020. Here are a couple of those letters, from CEOs of Sick Kids and Mount Sinai. Mount Sinai CEO says 63% of hospital staff bike to work.
Urban Cycling Institute 🚲  (@fietsprofessor) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Paris proves bold leadership transforms cities. 🌍 From suffocating smog (2007) to clean, green & livable streets (2023): 🚴‍♀️ 100s of km of bike lanes 🌳 Tens of thousands of trees 🚗 Car-free zones & 30 km/h limits Millions now breathe clean air. When will we dare to follow? 💪

Paris proves bold leadership transforms cities. 🌍

From suffocating smog (2007) to clean, green & livable streets (2023):
🚴‍♀️ 100s of km of bike lanes
🌳 Tens of thousands of trees
🚗 Car-free zones & 30 km/h limits

Millions now breathe clean air.
When will we dare to follow? 💪
Jim Fan (@drjimfan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

City of Tokyo released a 3D digital twin of the entire city in high resolution point cloud, free to download. It’s an inevitable trend that more and more cities, houses, and factories will be transported into simulations. Robots will not be trained in isolation. They will be

Hayden (@the_transit_guy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My most radical belief is that a lot of people would love to live in a neighborhood with great cycling and transit infrastructure:

Sheel Mohnot (@pitdesi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Awesome & wholesome: Slashdotters were dunking on Steve Wozniak for selling his Apple stock… then he showed up in the comments with the most grounded reply. Gave away his Apple wealth, funds museums, pays his taxes, and measures life by joy: “Happiness is Smiles minus Frowns.”

Awesome & wholesome:

Slashdotters were dunking on <a href="/stevewoz/">Steve Wozniak</a> for selling his Apple stock… then he showed up in the comments with the most grounded reply. 

Gave away his Apple wealth, funds museums, pays his taxes, and measures life by joy: “Happiness is Smiles minus Frowns.”