In memory of those who “died suddenly” in the United States and worldwide, November 17-24, 2025
https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/in-memory-of-those-who-died-suddenly-50d?post_id=179925206&r=1hgjrb&utm_source=substack

Interesting how the masses will bitch and moan about 'multi-story dwellings, small back yards, lack of parkland, crowds, traffic, smog, etc' without even considering why we jam 99.73% of our population into towns and cities which were 'found-ed' more than 100 years ago, and why we haven't built more in recent times, since we apparently 'so much more advanced and equipped with superior knowledge, technology, communications, vehicles, electricity, industries and between 5 and 70 times the population from the time these towns and cities were said to be built. (5 times the pop of 1925, 70 times the pop of 1850). Why isn't this ever mentioned? Why aren't they teaching this in schools? - even if it was to marvel at the innovation and efficiency, or used in motivational speeches. - because mainstream history is a huge pile of 🐂💨💩