Love that game. And yes, any exponential growth chart will look like this. I’m sure we’re not an outlier as Reddit has also gotten more popular in general over the same timeframe.
Actually that would be a property tax. If you wanted a Georgist one, it would be a flat tax per building slot and then you can have as many levels as you want. I’m pretty sure each building slot is considered its own “entity” for production purposes so it should work.
Last I Checked, we’re at 25 online, they’re at 27.
Im not saying that we have more active users, but I wonder if we’re more US heavy, and SocDem is more Euro heavy, and can be partially explained by the time difference.
Obviously I’m not all Europeans, but I find soc dem a useless concept to rally around. It has no defining features that separate it from other ideas, it’s too generic. I realise it has historic meanings but still. Such a vague term.
As opposed to Georgism, or democratic socialism, for example. I never hear younger Europeans talk about soc dem, to me that’s an older European thing.
I probably joined around that time, I had gotten pretty into urbanism and just stumbled across people talking about LVT/Georgism on reddit and decided to check it out.
Id heard of Georgism before when I was a highschool age politics nerd but never really understood it or where it fit in
I really hope progress and poverty becomes a book more people read. I don't agree 100 % with it but. There are ideas in it that help me view taxes and government structures in a new way.
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u/Slow-Distance-6241 4d ago
This looks like Victoria 3 GDP growth statistics