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Reluctant 2 not exercise + current 3rd world industrialism world

Permanent Linkby xod_s on Wed Nov 20, 2013 7:45 pm

I think the wise thing to do would be to skip the total body toning fitness class for today.I've got a lot of hw in these final weeks,as much as I don't like missing fitness classes though.Maybe I'll just pass by the library pick up a workout dvd for the weekend and continue my homework from there.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudo-urbanization

"is the condition in which a large city has formed in an area without a functional infrastructure to support it. As the population of an urbanized area grows, the city's infrastructure must grow with it, or else shortages will develop, typically in housing, education, transportation, clean water and waste removal services, or other services such as law enforcement. Overpopulation in urban areas is often characterized by shanty towns, where such services are inadequate or wholly absent. A city in which significant growth in the absence of adequate infrastructure has taken place will be deemed "pseudo-urbanized".[citation needed]

Urbanization in the third world tends to consist primarily of pseudo-urbanization. This happens largely because of so-called "rural push": factors which push people from the countryside into the cities, without the city being prepared to accept them. Rural-urban migrants in the third world usually move into the cities due to poverty-related reasons, leading to a demographic explosion and a progressive concentration of poor migrants in the cities. This is a finite process, as one city can only hold so many people due to limited infrastructure and available resources."

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