The Normal Life
The Normal Life
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Where they have been built and what kind of houses they are has been determined not with reference to the needs of the people for homes, as such, but by the real estate system, the tax system, the transportation system, and other things resting upon laws and the administration of laws, all of which have ordinarily had in view business in- terests, civic interests, perhaps, in a narrow and short-sighted sense, but not the welfare of the aver- age family. The way in which the streets of the city ...were originally laid out has its influence, and mistakes need not be repeated in newer parts of the city or in new cities. The transportation system is generally a "system" by courtesy only, being made up of a number of unrelated ventures, under- taken for private gain, and of most unequal and frequently uncertain social value. Factories have been located primarily with a view to the immediate interests of the business, not for the effect they might have in bringing about a healthy and de- sirable development which would bring permanent advantages to the individual manufacturer as well as to the rest of the community.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where they have been built and what kind of houses they are has been determined not with reference to the needs of the people for homes, as such, but by the real estate system, the tax system, the transportation system, and other things resting upon laws and the administration of laws, all of which have ordinarily had in view business in- terests, civic interests, perhaps, in a narrow and short-sighted sense, but not the welfare of the aver- age family. The way in which the streets of the city ...were originally laid out has its influence, and mistakes need not be repeated in newer parts of the city or in new cities. The transportation system is generally a "system" by courtesy only, being made up of a number of unrelated ventures, under- taken for private gain, and of most unequal and frequently uncertain social value. Factories have been located primarily with a view to the immediate interests of the business, not for the effect they might have in bringing about a healthy and de- sirable development which would bring permanent advantages to the individual manufacturer as well as to the rest of the community.
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