Who Gets Left Out of the Urban Tech Boom?
Mr. Perry writes about race, structural inequality and urban schools.
How Social Media Can Be A Tool To Impact Urban Planning
Social media could be a source of valuable data for urban planners to gather that kind of information. The posts submitted via Twitter, Instagram, Foursquare and other similar social media platforms are frequently geo-tagged. This could prove to be quite useful to planners who can use this data to determine how urban resources are being used.
How Cars Divide America
Car dependence not only reduces our quality of life, it’s a crucial factor in America’s economic and political divisions.
Design parking garages so they can easily become housing
As a future where there are vastly fewer cars becomes possible, we should consider future-proofing new parking lots to make sure they can easily transition into other uses once they’re no longer needed.
Blockchain And The Keto Diet: How Tech Is Changing The Definition Of ‘Meathead’
For true believers, putting your body in a ketosis state—burning fat for fuel instead of sugars—improves thinking and mental clarity. Recently, these benefits of the diet are a major topic of discussion in my Twitter feed and the Reddit communities in the blockchain industry.