In most places being poor doesn't mean you live in squalor, it just means you have less money. You are still doing your best to keep your place clean etc.
And obviously your neighbours won't be strangers for long.
In most places being poor doesn't mean you live in squalor, it just means you have less money. You are still doing your best to keep your place clean etc.
And obviously your neighbours won't be strangers for long.
The original point, although not fully written out, was that the elite schooled grandfather thought it would be more effective to build housing with shared bathrooms, but he neglected the humane aspect(s) of living.
Somewhat ironically you are falling into that same model of thinking.
This is called 'disagreeing'.
There are obviously people who absolutely don't want to share a bathroom with their neighbour, but the "model of thinking" that is the issue is when you're projecting that onto the entire world population. People just have different priorities.