Reply To: Design for the homeless

[Trace One]

Jason, you can choose your television channels, but not your own facts.

http://www.nationalhomeless.org/index.html

 

I sure wouldn’t want to be one of the 1.3 million homeless children and run into your “nasty brutish and short’ view of human existence.

But more to the point, I don’t believe the statistics bear your survival of the fittest perspective..see link..it is one of many..

Oh, and I don’t know about Central Park, but Prospect Park was for the masses. It was for sleeping outside when your Brooklyn tenements were too hot..Olmstead felt we all would learn from the nature that previously only the rich could experience. As the grandaughter of a Polish immigrant who had a grocery store in Brooklyn (East New York) the park was theirs, they adored it.. Along with good old Coney Island….