Do you like to have children playing outside your house?

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• What would you consider as a desirable approach to your house? Do you want the common space around your house to be a parking lot?question0.729
  Survey Question 4.
• To bring life to the neighborhood, it is essential that it can be a place where people live and work.claim0.713
  Asserts the necessity of mixed-use for urban vitality.
• Is there any play as vigorous as this in our cities today or in our suburbs?question0.706
  Question contrasting children's play in a favela with modern cities.
• There is evidence that all children love to interact with variables, such as materials and shapes, smells and other physical phenomena, such as electricity, magnetism, and gravity; media such as gases and fluids; sounds, music, and motion; chemical interactions, cooking and fire; and other people, and animals, plants, words, concepts and ideas. With all these things all children love to play, experiment, discover and invent and have fun.claim0.706
  Nicholson's evidence-based claim about children's inherent drive to interact with diverse variables.
• Is it really OK to have this much fun?question0.700
  The investment banker's question that reverberated for fifteen years; gates the claim that true self-pleasing is socially permissible.
• Do you want a private garden?question0.700
  Survey Question 1.
• This is a more living process. The result is likely to be more humane, better for the neighborhood.claim0.698
• Nature can include buildings, and roads and bridges, together with rocks and soil.claim0.693