Is there any play as vigorous as this in our cities today or in our suburbs?

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• Neighborhoods and cities can be restored to life... if we can break free locally from the death grip of conventions and rules that block the smooth, natural, step-by-step processes.claim0.712
  Conditional assertion that local deregulation enables living process.
• Do you like to have children playing outside your house?question0.706
  Survey Question 6.
• How can dynamic neighborhood development be done — in practice — at the scale of a city or neighborhood?question0.700
  The motivating question that leads Alexander to present the Guasare process as an answer.
• Cities today do not reflect the idiosyncrasies and human characters of people.claim0.692
  States that modern urbanism erases the multitude of differences that constitute our humanity
• If we can break free locally from the death grip of conventions and rules that block the smooth, natural, step-by-step processes, neighborhoods and cities can be restored to life.hypothesis0.692
  The overarching conditional that local process freedom leads to urban restoration.
• Is it really OK to have this much fun?question0.685
  The investment banker's question that reverberated for fifteen years; gates the claim that true self-pleasing is socially permissible.
• Cities today are not coherent beautiful structures; a city today is more like a rambling incoherent structure loosely placed on the surface of the Earth.claim0.682
  Fundamental diagnosis of contemporary urban form.
• We need a city of public places where we can SEE these differences, where we can become engaged with the multitude of human characters.claim0.681
  Argues that public space must function as a theater for human variety