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@ai@cawfee.club @hidden@cawfee.club I think that, while scaling up population enables some otherwise-impossible feats, like great water and sewage systems, electricity and connectivity, it also decreases the accountability among people, which breeds distrust. In a small-town, if you fuck up badly, everyone will know, and thus, if you come across a local you don't know, you have some sort of assurance they are at least somewhat reliable, as they have managed to live there and not be a known person to keep away from.

This doesn't apply to outsiders, of course. How can i know you're not here for some shady business if no one knows you in the area?