What's the one single thing that would improve Atlanta the most? (2013, neighborhoods)

[filmsequal]

The first step was tearing down all those projects. The next step is getting rid of section 8.

[10 feet tall]

So what would we call the area outside of the outer perimeter? OOTP? Would this area be safer and have better schools than the OTP? Would the OTP'ers then have to look down on the OOTP'ers as uncool and boring? This scenario may blow up the space-time continuum.

[brownbagg]

new people, bus all the other people to arizona and bring in a totally new crop

[arjay57]

I would love to see some streets re-paved. Many of them are an embarrassment.

It would also be nice to see the city support its major parks.

[tikigod311]

Originally Posted by brownbagg

new people, bus all the other people to arizona and bring in a totally new crop

That's a good idea. We all do suck here.

[gtcorndog]

Originally Posted by tikigod311

That's a good idea. We all do suck here.

But the streetcar is making us suck less, right?

[0nyxStation]

Originally Posted by gtcorndog

But the streetcar is making us suck less, right?

The streetcar

[netdragon]

I would say, sticking Metro ATL into a giant bubble, and shrinking down everything inside the bubble. Yet providing a way to get in and out. Since the outside of the bubble would be much smaller than what's inside, it would provide an easy way to walk anywhere in the metro pretty quickly. Thus, the entire metro area would be walkable. We could use something like the Woodward effect, but instead of using it for thrust boost use it to shrink space inside the bubble. A torroid of negative mass would be used to expand the area inside the bubble, and contract it on the outside.

[AnsleyPark]

Originally Posted by netdragon

I would say, sticking Metro ATL into a giant bubble, and shrinking down everything inside the bubble. Yet providing a way to get in and out. Since the outside of the bubble would be much smaller, it would provide an easy way to walk anywhere in the metro pretty quickly. Thus, the entire metro area would be walkable. We could use something like the Woodward effect, but instead of using it for thrust use it to shrink space, and use a torroid of negative mass to expand the area inside the bubble, and contract it on the outside.

Sulu, ahead. Warp factor 2.

[demonta4]

Get rid of Cobb County ha ha ha...