u/jpsals18

It seems like the consensus is black or grey.

For some reason I just like white it's bright it keeps the space open. If I plan on growing vines through the privacy slats or areas where I don't have privacy slots I feel like white will pop the green more than black or grey?

Everything I read says otherwise and the consensus is that white is the worst so I might make a mistake by going White...??

Robotics and automation wil reduce the cost of building homes by as much as 80% by 2035-2040. At that point, the only value will be in land itself. It will become more economical to tear down existing homes and use AI-driven construction to build new ones from scratch. New communities will pop up, existing ones will become worthless ghost towns. This will be the death sentence for bigger cities.

Real estate will crash..... Conclusion - Sell your homes and rent during this transition

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I'm in the process of completing my mobility certification to work in my home province and in the big city that I grew up in.

For the record my hometown is a big city but I'm very connected to it and being able to serve the community kind of gives me that warm fuzzy feeling. And the anonymity factor is not as relevant as it would be in a smaller town.

I mention this last point because when speaking with other medics, many chose not to work where they live or where they are rooted. But perhaps those are more applicable to smaller towns or regions related to privacy.

I guess what I'm wondering - are there any unforeseen or adverse effects of working in your hometown that I may not be taking into consideration? Other than the anonymity privacy factor is there anything else I should consider..

Or is the hesitancy to work in your hometown just related to small towns?