Structured space

The repetition of space plays a critical role in the founding of human relationships. Sharing time and experience founds our understanding of co-existence, the familitarity you feel to someone else who feels alive. Entering the same spaces (physically, in education- and always politically) provides a shared vocabulary for understanding other people, and the realization of common bonds you feel with other humans for the sake of their humanity. The tragedy I feel for the world I see in the suburbs is the tragedy of isolation- the closing of common space and the demarcation of experience. Cars and technology by making information and movement more accessible simultaneously make understanding in immobility and regularity more difficult. The other tragedy of loss of commonality is the loss of empathy. There is a reason luxury living requires space- it’s not space for its own sake, but space for the sake of avoiding the face and spaces where suffering occurs. Without regular visibility and shared space of poverty, the people involved become walled out, and in the process, loose their meaning as humans.

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Also, I realized that I wrote about this already: Cause Celebre