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In most cities, a beat-up hatchback is just a way to get from A to B. In Singapore, even an old runabout signals serious spending power—because…
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Well then you've experienced it yourself. Perhaps the following will help illustrate the point: there are 2'115 communes (towns and cities) in Switzerland, but 1'772 train stations, and 23'080 bus stops. And since you've seen how small our cities are, you know there aren't 20'000 in the capital and then nothing elsewehere.
Nothing here says 99% population with less than 10 min to public transportation. That's what you, based on your observation, made up.
You're happy with the public transportation there? Good ! That doesn't change anything regarding the original comparison of train stations in Singapore or that you're taking percentages out of your imagination.
The average distance to the next public transport station is 340 metres. That is road distance, not as the crow flies. The plot thickens!
Average is a terrible indicator for something attributed to 99% of population.
That's like saying that 99% of SF is rich because they have a very high average income.
Defiantly, the plot is not the only thick thing here...
Defiantly? You mean definitely. Ironic
The best argument you had so far. At least no more pretending!