re: #341 Anymouse 🌹

Medicine, education, law, dentistry, architecture, mortuary science, civil engineering, I can think of a whole lot of college programmes which “scale to the population.”

I consider dentistry as medicine.

The thing about architecture is that so much of modern American housing has been built from forms and pre-fabs. Even in the old days you could buy a house through a Sears catalog, and those things didn’t require a local architect as Sears paid once for all those houses.

Civil engineering requirements probably scale faster than linearly, if we want to truly cost out environmental impacts.