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is always destroyed by its own success in that by the time ninety per cent of the population are urban, the city has really ceased to have any meaning in itself.

We can almost say that the city is destroyed by its own success. The paradox here is that by the time ninety per cent of the population are urban, the city has really ceased to have any meaning in itself. Ibid. BOULDING, Kenneth (1910 )

is a place of deep ambivalence; not only zion, the city of God, but also babylon, the scarlet woman.

B208 Civilization, it is clear from the itin meaning of the word, is what goes on in cities conversely, a city is a peculiar product of the state of man . . . . Even in civilized man, however, there is a deep ambivalence about the city. The city is not only Zion, the city of God... it is Babylon, the scarlet woman, the Death of the City: A Frightened Look at Postcivilization BOULDING, Kenneth (1910 )

is an economy involving a small population. It is contrasted with a spaceman economy which involves limited resources.

cowboy economy is one involving a small population.A spaceman economy.

is the first three-dimensional Xerox machine.

DNA was the first three-dimensional Xerox machine.

Kenneth E. Boulding

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