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A Destination Sells Tickets. A Consumption City Sets Prices. (opens the original)
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Shanghai is done being a place people visit. Its bid to become where global consumption is defined puts Tokyo, Paris, and Dubai on notice.
When the Student Outranks the Teacher (opens the original)
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**When the Student Outranks the Teacher | Sim Eternal City** At forty-eight, you go back to grad school to design your next forty years — and the professor at the front used to report to you. That moment, when the student outranks the teacher, isn't a personal failure. It's a design flaw in an institution built for a thirty-year life. This weekend, we read the future of education for older adults through six cities living the question now. Busan turns an emptying campus into a classroom for el
Nothing Happened That Night (opens the original)
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Two days before closing the East Asia base camp, I walked twenty minutes home from a film through dark, quiet streets and thought it was lovely. Two mornings later the news reached me through a screen, and the same street became something else. Jeju resolves over 99% of missing-person reports — and that number was never the problem. What London, Shanghai, Mumbai, Paris, Bogotá and Mexico City each got right, and what none of them finished.
Jeju: Where the Future of Global City-States Gets Tested (opens the original)
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As long as Jeju is a province, its problems are costs. The moment it becomes a testbed, the same problems become assets.
Buildup, Import, and the Desire to Launch Something Beautiful (opens the original)
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Skoolies, Coachella, SXSW, and East Asia's State-Led City Projects
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