The problem is, scale. Scaling the USA's 340 million people's induced desire to be car-dependent all the time ironically creates LESS freedom; and many other costs, many of them spiritual, that are also detrimental to the sense of human well-being.
Car-dependency sometimes seems like the old prisoner's dilemma game.
The problem is, scale. Scaling the USA's 340 million people's induced desire to be car-dependent all the time ironically creates LESS freedom; and many other costs, many of them spiritual, that are also detrimental to the sense of human well-being.
Car-dependency sometimes seems like the old prisoner's dilemma game.
The problem is, scale. Scaling the USA's 340 million people's induced desire to be car-dependent all the time ironically creates LESS freedom; and many other costs, many of them spiritual, that are also detrimental to the sense of human well-being.
Car-dependency sometimes seems like the old prisoner's dilemma game.