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Originally Posted by MGlitch
I really don’t understand how this is a confusing concept. I might not use a resource but I can still be glad it is there for those who do, and in case the time comes when I will use it.
Imagine thinking the only things that should exist are things which you alone use on a regular basis.
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I agree. I live downtown and I love the resources that are nearby, from small shops, a giant mall, restaurants, medical offices, banks, cinemas, libraries, museums, bookstores and so on. I don't go to many of them, for various reasons, but one reason I like living here is the potential to be at such places with no more than a twenty-minute walk.
I also feel the same way about nature spots. There are plenty I'll never go to. Some for logistical reasons and some because I don't want to be part of a parade of tourists degrading the spot. But I'm glad to know such places exist.
I'm also happy people write books I have no interest in reading. They seem to make other people happy.