The closing of physical transport could open the door to the future

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The exploration stage of transport is when the idea of going from A to B is born but when travelers actively start avoiding the route due to congestion then there is an increasing emphasis of conducting business in A-B land without actually going to either place. When it is recommended that the A-B route be closed, then its function is taken over by new communications technology of the future where letters become weightless when replaced by emails and route A-B actually works better closed than open.

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Clued-up thinking should make capital immobile in time of crisis

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The solution to London's transport woes does not lie in piling population upon population and development upon development, making it more fragile and vulnerable with each passing day. It is suggested that low density `wireless' communities distributed across the vast swathes of land not required for agriculture could ease the pressure on the capital and put an end to cramming in the countryside at the same time.

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A terminal solution to close the book on our library of problems

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Libraries today have fewer members and their use has drastically decreased due to the advent of radio, television, photocopying and the internet. This has had a negative impact on finances and in the future, libraries in Great Britain will probably become desktop digital information terminals.

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