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...Okay, so it seems I was wildly off on the scale of Australia. New York City proper is indeed massively more ridiculous than anything in Australia, but you do additionally have the hundred miles of sprawl surrounding that, and you see a little over two thousand per square kilometer for Sydney...

I'm saying that it's easier to get the groceries outside urban areas, because the trucks that bring the food into the area don't have the urban traffic to deal with. And Australia stacks import complications onto that. It's easier to go by rail and road from a giant mostly-empty plains region...

@Bear Ribs, did you not first put forth food insecurity as something caused by systematic and geographic flaws in the economy? If you were the first to make a positive declaration, it is on you to prove that assertion before @LordsFire needs to pull up the disproof of it in detail. Your post on...