> A lot of people find this amplification very very useful (parents with children, elderly, people who buy in bulk, etc, etc). Speaking as someone who has chil

> A lot of people find this amplification very very useful (parents with children, elderly, people who buy in bulk, etc, etc). Speaking as someone who has children and bicycles with them I find that other peoples' "very very useful" tool is something that detracts from my quality of life and prevents us from doing things that we value and prioritize. Obviously there needs to be a balance between these two extremes: On the one hand we have the current situation where you are subsidized to drive your brood of 18 to the Bulk Mall of America and on the other lies my set of preferences which involves the distribution of goods to local outlets by a smaller number of trained drivers/robots.