Dude, there are investors out there that do basically own entire cities. If not one, a small handful, so that's already a thing. Also another reason I own 64 acres of land in the country and do not live in a city. Cities are the definition of centralization, so naturally there will be a centralization of power.
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I know. It’s why I have such a love hate relationship with the cities. I guess if I want to work towards decentralization, the place where I can get the most done is at the core of centralization. But when I buy land and a house you can be sure it’ll be in the country
I get you. But the internet has made living in the country so much easier than it used to be. I can literally order anything I need, including groceries and have them delivered to my doorstep. We used to be able to not even be able to get a pizza out here, lol. Hell, I even have faster internet out here than my buddy does in the city, lol.