"In order to change someone’s mind, you have to change their life. You have to change their network of friends and connections. You need to change the experiences they’ve had in the world," says @sarahsteinlubrano.bsky.social.

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Essentially, I think people use retail as a reference point about a broader desire because it is tangible. Policy/action shouldn't focus on retail though - it is one part of many factors that shape places. Placemaking is much broader, it's an ecosystem. Communities have the answers within them.

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would love to see y'all dig into how this was won, for english-speaking audience. the past weeks of mass mobilization there has been insane, millions of people on a single whatsapp group coordinating flipping votes 1 by 1, coordinated hijacking of rightwing lingo to get around meta censorship, wild!

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Coffee. The biggest ad campaign of my teenage years seriously suggested that instant coffee was something that sophisticated urbanites offered their neighbours in the hope of getting them into bed.

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You can take coffee into the Bodleian Library’s Lower Reading Room. The Elizabeth Line is great. Beaver reintroductions. The bison in Kent.

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