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I'm going to make the case for a revival of rural America as a place where families can find

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podcast. What is the best kind of community to live in? And what is the best kind of community to

live in if you are a conservative or a traditionalist? Now, when we look at places to live,

typically they tend to be divided into three categories. There is the city, there is the suburb,

and there is the village. The city, of course, is associated with these days, tall buildings,

urban life, urban amenities, urban jobs. The suburbs typically are the rings that develop

around the city. So they offer some of the amenities of the city, the proximity to the city,

but nevertheless, the suburb is not a city per se. Now, some suburbs, of course,

become huge, and there are cities around the world that have generated suburb so large that

they are cities unto themselves. But nevertheless, you've got the city, you've got the suburb,

and then you've got the rural areas which are essentially the venue for small towns or villages.

Now, the city is the foundation of civilization, and the city is the place where things occur that

you couldn't find in villages. There were no suburbs in the early modern period, and of course,

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