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People get into the 'mob' mentality and feed off each others bad behaviors in an unsafe setting when they might not otherwise. He owns five commercial properties within nearly a block's radius and agrees with the prevailing idea that the residential and commercial markets synergistically will feed off of one another. A side project, Polders, begun in 2000, has the goal of occupying space in order to feed off it as a parasite. |
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