The discussion explores the advantages of small community living, such as safety, quality education, and outdoor activities. It emphasizes the importance of affordable housing, public transportation, and mental health services for worker retention. The issue of homelessness and its link to mental health is addressed. The conversation also highlights the need for better resource utilization, inclusivity, and a vision for a sustainable future.
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