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Yes, in major cities where people voluntarily flock because that's where their business actually is. THEY HAVE A CHOICE.
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Well, hardly. Except of course between doing that and dying of hunger.
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Project that onto a planetwide situation where there isn't any place you can go that DOESN'T have those conditions: the entire surface of a planet with the population density of downtown Tokyo.
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Why? "Mark of Gideon" doesn't call for any of that. All we hear is that they have a population problem, and one of their buildings is seeing a lot of traffic. That's the extent of it, although of course we're free to postulate whatever we wish beyond the canonical parameters.
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It's either leadership fail or widespread logic fail to allow things to get that bad.
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Yup, plus a damn interesting concept dramatically.
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You have a fascinating imagination there, Timo.
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Naah. I just browse
National Geographic, plus various eyewitness accounts on how things were a hundred years ago right around where I live. An entire room dedicated to just the privacy of two people is an incredibly rare luxury that only exists in a very narrow window of time and space. And I can still practically touch the window frames from where I stand.
It's not my fault the world currently harbors a very small group of perverts who think sex should be a "private" thing...
Timo Saloniemi