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Luckily, using the power of statistics we can get results using only a small number of people that are nevertheless valid for the whole population with reasonably high probability. There have been some studies regarding commuting time and well-being, for example [1], that show that longer commutes impact well-being negatively. Sprawl tends to increase commute times.

[1] http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20160105160709/htt...



What is this "commuting" you speak of? I have to agree, it doesn't sound very pleasant.




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