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The "how" of cities, however, is a whole other story.
And yet, they happen so often in so many of our cities, because the first thing we are taught to forget about poor people is that they are people.
But people, like cities, are resilient, and no amount of legislation or intimidation or violence can fully eliminate any of us.
It is too late now for Basil, but not for Magdalene, not for the hundreds of thousands, the millions still under threat in Lagos or any of our cities.
Today, more than half of the world's population lives in cities.
The prediction is that by 2050, 66 percent of the population will live in cities and the United Nations, the World Health Organization, the World Economic Forum, are warning us, if we don't plan for the increased density, current problems in our cities, like inequality, congestion, crime can only get worse.
As a result, urban planners and city developers are putting a lot of effort and creativity in designing our future, denser, bigger cities.
Well, in the past, people moved to the cities not because they loved the city itself but for the things you could have in a city, more job opportunities, easier access to services and goods and a rich social life.
So what was the next reason why people move to cities? Access to services and goods.
Now, what was the third reason why people move to cities? A rich social life.
Maybe some of the industrial workers from the cities displaced by the automation will find a nice alternative job here, and they will move too.
I mean, cities have always been regarded as being more energy-efficient, but let me tell you, repopulating the countryside can be eco too.
Children would climb the structures, skaters would ride the ramp, students having lunch breaks, and it was particularly fascinating to see how many people were touching the wall, and we usually don't go around cities caressing our facades, right?
And I deeply believe our homes, our work spaces, our cities would become more healthy and sustainable and more humane and beautiful.
We humans are becoming an urban species, so cities, they are our natural habitat.
In 2014, over 54 percent of the world population was living in cities, and I can bet you that so many of these people have thought of how they would do things differently, like if I only had the tools to change things in my city, what would I do?
It is a game about building cities.
So I have always been interested in cities as systems.
People love cities.
So people play, they create cities and then they are sharing these creations, showing off what they have made.
And what I will show you is some of these cities created by the players.
It is about showing what your cities look like.
So he kind of investigated what are the characteristics of cities in the Netherlands and combined a couple of those, and this is what he created.
The player has to understand what are the wishes, what are the needs of the tiny people living in the cities.
We know that cities are growing.
They're getting bigger as we go, and the percentage of population living in cities is projected to rise.
So what we are seeing here is dream cities that might be real one day.
Soon after that, I could see how Nairobi was beginning to change, and it was beginning to feel more like the fear and terror-weary and war-torn cities that I had worked in.
Imagine these four pins represent four cities that are equally apart, and we would like to make roads to connect these four cities.
My question is: What is the shortest length to connect these four cities? Let's find out the answer by dipping it into the soapy water.
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