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Shoddily constructed housing is beyond evil. Anyone who purposely builds thin walled, acoustically ignorant apartment complexes deserves a fate similar to the defendants in the Nuremberg trials.
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Tay Zonday
@tayzonday
Every time I see a new apartment being built, I swear they just raided Home Depot for 2x4s and plywood. I built better forts as a child. I once moved into a brand new 300+ unit apartment building (first resident of my unit) and when they make you document damage/mistakes— I sent a 70-item list of blemishes and other errors with photographs.
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They’ll get you with that stuff too, yeah, dings in the walls and countertop issues. But the noise pollution part I still find to be the worst. I think there are so many n order effects of noise pollution we haven’t even grasped or researched thoroughly as a society. Have you seen all the health issues for those Texans who live in towns and villages where people have started Bitcoin mining operations nearby?
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@mintpossum
There is no fucking reason that new apartment buildings shouldn't be made such that I can't hear my neighbors while they're watching a movie at a reasonable volume. In student apartments, the noise levels were hell between parties, drunk people, sex people, and being able to hear my neighbor furiously scribbling his engineering notes.
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Tay Zonday
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One funny thing is that when you’re inside an old 1920s apartment building that has a terracotta exterior, sound transmission between units is often better. And don’t even get me started on terrible hotel construction. I can often hear five other rooms.
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