Nothing like it, and I bet you’ll find you are far more ready than you know.
It’s primarily an argument for deregulating housing construction. This includes reducing zoning requirements and essentially removing building codes and allowing builder’s reputation and certification to stand in for government-imposed regulations.
He also says property owners should have greater freedom to develop their land, which he thinks would ultimately increase housing supply and reduce the cost of housing.
Anyone out there that has read this book? I heard an entertaining interviewer with the author and I both vehemently agree and disagree with his take on things. Not sure if I want to actually buy the book yet.
#asknostr #building #housing #regulation
probably best bet is to take one’s “news” from the literal sun rn
more reason to remove the doors :)
almost as though “we work for them”
one must speculate the fungi are coming into their golden age
maybe from their perspective the purpose of humans on this planet are to produce plastics from petroleum
and one more, “eye of Sauron” made an impression apparently 
nice! love it.
yesterday the kid here, and it looks like they’re in conversation: 
hmm,… I think yes.
it has gotta be shtick
