On one of the paradoxes of city living, is the following true?
People in large apartments furnish them in a spartan manner.
People in smaller apartments have their belongings virtually coming out the windows.
I think there might be some kind of city dweller Algebra at work here. There has to be an equation where you can represent the size of the apartment and it's relationship to the amount of clutter. The larger an apartment the more sparsely furnished it is the smaller an apartment the increase in the amount of personal possessions occupying every inch of available space. Any math whizzes out there care to take a crack at it? Anyone else notice the same thing?
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