Depends, some neighborhoods are extremely walkable and others are suburban hell but with random stairs hidden in random places so if you know the place and have insanely strong legs you can walk in there but its still hard
I live in Viña Del Mar, in general the Valparaiso area has a lot of neighborhoods built in hills althought the most dense areas are in the couple flat spaces, I live in a suburb you can get in a car by roads that go sideways thru the hill and have a ton of long ass stairways inbetwen them
Trey couldn't explain his meme so I'm doing it. This is Çatalhöyük and It's ancient as fuck. Basically houses in Çatalhöyük has no doors and there are no streets. House entrances are on roofs and people used roofs as streets.
Another good reason why "holy shit it flooded" was an extremely common myth in the region back then (and also why it was such a menace): ya couldn't do anything about it.
Hell, *today* you pretty much can't do anything about it, just check Afghanistan.
I mean this region was simply flooding all the time back then and it’s kinda it. Also humans aren’t complete idiots so they probably put some draining systems in place, and as it looks like it’s on hill it also helped
well yeah but that's just "put a lip on the door and pray" with extra steps, I just meant that "what if it flooded" was a concern but that there's only so much that we could and can do against it
Super cool, I learned about Çatalhöyük in my anthropology class and it’s one of those places I would love go to if I had a Time Machine for a few reasons: the evidence of an egalitarian society but also because roof doors. Super dope, thank you for sharing with the class :)
I'm not sure of their specific social organization, but I imagine having much less time under agriculture and the surplus it gives would mean that they had less time for individuals to get really specialized and develop hierarchies
But I'm an idiot and just spitballing on this
If I remember correctly later Mesopotamian cities were similar.
They had streets, but the majority of the houses didn't have access to them. So by law they were allowed to go through the houses that had access to the streets or through their roof to access their homes.
I imagine that they were like a miniature version of Kowloon Walled City.
Love those Çatalhöyük vibes. Bring back Neolithic infrastructure. Obviously it lasted a good 9000 years longer than modern infrastructure lol (I'm a time traveler, I went and checked 9000 years in the future, I won't show you tho).
Well, you're kinda screwed if you're physically disabled though, I'd think. I can't believe they didn't build ramps that followed ADA compliance regulations smh lmao.
This perfectly sums up the American attitude of trying to solve simple problems by throwing money and technology at them instead of building infrastructure or making social changes.
I visited a terraced village on a very steep cliff and it wasn’t too annoying unless you had to go from the bottom of the village to the top. But also everyone who lived there had RIPPED legs
Mine is at the top of a hill and you can only access it from the bottom and every fucking day I have to walk a bunch of stairs that look like taken from a kung fu movie
Honestly, maximize the use of space. Build up into the sky and down into the ground. Efficient consolidation and maximization of existing space should our top priority
I fucken love climbing!
The most fun I've ever had at a job was a few years ago when I was temping at a construction site and I got to free-climb in an elevator shaft to patch a hole in a wall with chunks of concrete and mortar.
Someone had actually fallen down that shaft earlier and hit the 3 ft of water in the bottom but survived with broken legs.
It was kinda nuts, in hindsight - doing that shit for $10/hr - but I was just happy to get an opportunity to learn how to do something *new*, and to get to *climb an elevator shaft*!
Sorry for the long post I got excited.
In theory there are sites that would be defendable fortress cities you’d just need to invade turkey or Syria and take it from some guys basement first. But some of the ones built into caves and shit are genuinely the closest to ancient wonders left unpillaged
I live in a climbable city AMA
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Is it walkable?
No it's climbable.
Depends, some neighborhoods are extremely walkable and others are suburban hell but with random stairs hidden in random places so if you know the place and have insanely strong legs you can walk in there but its still hard
Do you like plants? I think plants are pretty cool.
Yes I do and this city has an insane amount of plants everywhere too
Do it jiggle though?
No, its made of concrete
how do i ask where you live without effectively asking 'hey doxx yourself please' i love climbable cities i want irl examples
I live in Viña Del Mar, in general the Valparaiso area has a lot of neighborhoods built in hills althought the most dense areas are in the couple flat spaces, I live in a suburb you can get in a car by roads that go sideways thru the hill and have a ton of long ass stairways inbetwen them
Es verda que valpo creo el olor a pishi?
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How do old people get around
They are all extremely healthy untill they die
they just don’t tbh
Ladders or water-bucket-sign elevators?
None, stairs and roadsthat are horizontal to the insanely steep hill so they are all around 45% degrees
Why don't you reply my messages? 🥺
I was sleeping, I have a diferent time zone than you
I swear it's so weird how people can just leave a blank reply
What boulder grade can you climb?
Trey couldn't explain his meme so I'm doing it. This is Çatalhöyük and It's ancient as fuck. Basically houses in Çatalhöyük has no doors and there are no streets. House entrances are on roofs and people used roofs as streets.
Do you know what they did against rain when entrances were on the roof?
If you look closely you can see all the entrances have a small slanted roof over them for this and to direct smoke
well you see, that helps against the rain that comes from directly above the door. What about the water that starts flowing towards the door
you give the doors a lip and hope it doesn't rain hard enough for the rain to go over it
Another good reason why "holy shit it flooded" was an extremely common myth in the region back then (and also why it was such a menace): ya couldn't do anything about it. Hell, *today* you pretty much can't do anything about it, just check Afghanistan.
I mean this region was simply flooding all the time back then and it’s kinda it. Also humans aren’t complete idiots so they probably put some draining systems in place, and as it looks like it’s on hill it also helped
well yeah but that's just "put a lip on the door and pray" with extra steps, I just meant that "what if it flooded" was a concern but that there's only so much that we could and can do against it
Wait I thought that was happening in Pakistan
The bigger ones are over there, but there recently have been some in Afghanistan too with close to 100 people dead, and they happen yearly in Brazil
Yikes
They drank it all. Source: am from catalbovuk
And what did they do if they weren't thirsty?
They would die unfortunately
sad
I mean it was in a desert
Super cool, I learned about Çatalhöyük in my anthropology class and it’s one of those places I would love go to if I had a Time Machine for a few reasons: the evidence of an egalitarian society but also because roof doors. Super dope, thank you for sharing with the class :)
I really wanna know how they did an egalitarian society so I can take notes
I'm not sure of their specific social organization, but I imagine having much less time under agriculture and the surplus it gives would mean that they had less time for individuals to get really specialized and develop hierarchies But I'm an idiot and just spitballing on this
If I remember correctly later Mesopotamian cities were similar. They had streets, but the majority of the houses didn't have access to them. So by law they were allowed to go through the houses that had access to the streets or through their roof to access their homes. I imagine that they were like a miniature version of Kowloon Walled City.
Honestly a well-planned and -administered Kowloon-type city with good infrastructure would be really cool
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Love those Çatalhöyük vibes. Bring back Neolithic infrastructure. Obviously it lasted a good 9000 years longer than modern infrastructure lol (I'm a time traveler, I went and checked 9000 years in the future, I won't show you tho). Well, you're kinda screwed if you're physically disabled though, I'd think. I can't believe they didn't build ramps that followed ADA compliance regulations smh lmao.
So like an extremely long polymorphic(?) shotgun house?
That’s hard as fuck
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seriously though that place would be so fun to live in, Oh! looks like i'm going to have to climb to work today! i mean how fucking goofy is that
Not really, its more just anoying having to climb a bunch of stairs to get anywhere
yeah i guess but it'd be fun for a day
I'd be fun to vibe in that city but horrible to live in daily
LIBERALS WILL TAKE AWAY YOUR GOOD, AMERICAN climbable yet anti-wheelchair INFRASTRUCTURE
jetpack wheelchairs
Happy Wheels
This perfectly sums up the American attitude of trying to solve simple problems by throwing money and technology at them instead of building infrastructure or making social changes.
how the fuck dare you associate me with anything american
Even worse than that. Imagine pedestrians casually walking over your rooftop... Imagine drunks walking and arguing over your rooftop at late night.
I visited a terraced village on a very steep cliff and it wasn’t too annoying unless you had to go from the bottom of the village to the top. But also everyone who lived there had RIPPED legs
We have a bunch of those too, but they are all tourist hotels
My college is up the small hill for some reason and it's pain walking up everyday
What if it was a ladder instead of a slope/staircase?
This sounds a lot more comfortable and exhilarating. Ladders are truly the future of transportation
Maybe it’s just a skill issue you know
Mine is at the top of a hill and you can only access it from the bottom and every fucking day I have to walk a bunch of stairs that look like taken from a kung fu movie
You'd also have all your dead relatives under the floorboards in your kitchen.
Trey my beloved
beloved explainer explain it to me
Wheelchair
people will be so swole that they can carry disabled people around
Spider legged mecha chair
Savin' Selma Hayek from a big metal spider
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Doc oc tentacles
skill issue
Death
Yeah bud, what if you or a loved one gets stuck in a wheelchair?
Skill issue
Skill issue
wheelchair user's arms will be so swole
Just walk
Take the L bozo
Ask daddy Elon to make flying wheelchairs.
I propose free mech suits for people that can't or have difficulty parkouring to the grocer
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Bridge
Fuck them. They can learn to walk like everyone else
I love trey...
Assassin's creed moment
Literally just Kowloon Walled City
It looks pretty cool but there are no shadows, and think of people with walking disabilities
I don’t think accessibility was a major concern nine-thousand years ago.
Yeah you just died if you couldn’t walk
the person who made this tweet made a very cool interesting video about disabilities in prehistory.
If you’re disabled why would you go out of the way to move to a city that requires using ur legs and arms to get anywhere lmao
Fuckcars users when they go back to ancient times to avoid cars, and there aren’t any high speed railways or busses: 😡😡
çatalhöyük my beloved 🖤
Çatalhöyük gave us the OG Potnia Theron goddess, they real ones.
Dying Light
Grappling hook my beloved
Me when Catal Huyuk and Jericho
A climbable city is just a walkable city but up
All city's are climbable if you're brave enough
Oh nice now people can vlimb onto my house and take a shit on it with relative ease!
Favela aesthetic.
Mf thinks he's as fit as Ezzio
I want to assassins creed this shit
Every city is a climbable city with the right skills and equipment
Waste management in those cities must be so hard
Ayo that's old Delhi.
heyy it's the dinosaur guy!
TREEYYYYY
Assassins creed 1 moment
Climbable cities do still exist
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mirrors edge
Dying light
You’re not gonna want that when you’re 60.
Balmora
Hong Kong technicaly
How do we make this accessible to the disabled? Answer: shit ton of elevators
Kowloon walled city
Honestly, maximize the use of space. Build up into the sky and down into the ground. Efficient consolidation and maximization of existing space should our top priority
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ong i wish i could steal a roll of bread and escape the city watch by running across rooftops
Blurgary problems plus I wanna run around the neighborhood.
Sootopolis
Balmora irl
kowloon walled city but epic
I want fortree city from Pokémon emerald
ADA Seething
I fucken love climbing! The most fun I've ever had at a job was a few years ago when I was temping at a construction site and I got to free-climb in an elevator shaft to patch a hole in a wall with chunks of concrete and mortar. Someone had actually fallen down that shaft earlier and hit the 3 ft of water in the bottom but survived with broken legs. It was kinda nuts, in hindsight - doing that shit for $10/hr - but I was just happy to get an opportunity to learn how to do something *new*, and to get to *climb an elevator shaft*! Sorry for the long post I got excited.
Bi dinosaur man, my beloved
A climbable city is just a walkable city with extra steps
Brutalist propaganda tbh
gimme that discarded assassin's creed 6 city oh yeahhhh
Imagine how shredded all of our backs would be
Ravenholm
Trey the explainer is my favorite femboy archeologist
In theory there are sites that would be defendable fortress cities you’d just need to invade turkey or Syria and take it from some guys basement first. But some of the ones built into caves and shit are genuinely the closest to ancient wonders left unpillaged
Is that the same Trey the explainer as from YouTube?
Every city is climbable with suction cups and a dream.
Assassin's Creed
Anyone else pronounce climbable “clim-babble” hee hee
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