Legacy of Builders
Robert reflects on the enduring impact of Robert Moses's work, noting that while some structures may fade, the influence on daily life in New York remains profound. He highlights the staggering amount of time commuters spend on the road, a direct consequence of Moses's urban planning decisions. The conversation delves into the paradox of legacy—how even monumental achievements can eventually be dismantled, yet their effects linger on.In this clip
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