Yeah, it's SUCH a wasteful distribution of resources. Super inefficient.

Yeah honestly I think this all the time! There's so so much stock there, it's just all so expensive, or someone is keeping it empty as a second home.

Theater kids … truly the backbone of civilization

We need to figure out how to transmit that historical memory so that we can continue to experience the benefits of our children surviving childhood. It's actually a new challenge, which is why we haven't figured it out yet. I am trying to stay hopeful.

It's an increasing problem in rich countries with comfortable health care systems. I try to remind myself that this is the first time in history we have been confronted with the wonderful problem of not having enough people alive who remember the ravages of the prevaccine era.

Hahahaha thinking so hard, can't come up with anything hmmmm

Are you familiar with the excellent work of Jessie Singer? 'There Are No Accidents': jessiesinger.com/book.html

100% yes. The correct incentives. Also, important that all parking revenue is used for visible improvement in, for example, quality of pavements, public transport, so that it is ever easier not to take the car.

Hmm, I know that congestion pricing in New York City has immediately improved bus journey times by reducing the number of cars on the streets, and there is data for that. I don't have something to link to for Paris but I would be surprised if the same didn't hold true.

Yeah I would support this too. It is also an important strategic move.

Yeah!

Haha nah save the solar for roof space! Every non-listed building as standard plz! So inefficient to have them on the ground. 100% reclaim the golf courses though, a win-win solution.