> It's a very rational thing to do if you live in an urban area. ... I also prefer not to own car as an individual I'm at this point in life too, so I didn't r

> It's a very rational thing to do if you live in an urban area. ... I also prefer not to own car as an individual I'm at this point in life too, so I didn't really say "everyone should own a car". A free market includes the freedom to choose the Uber option (given that someone is offering that choice), and private provision of a good means supply is likely to match demand. I'm not against car-sharing - but in the utopian, /r/futurology sort of version of it I sense there are undertones of thinking we'll all be "free" when it's all communal and we don't have property and ownership, plus there's that whole zero-sum view of wealth and prosperity thing. This "communism will be great when it's Star Trek-type communism" thing is fabulous propaganda. It might not be deliberate or conspiratorial, so propaganda might not be the best word, but that's nearly worse in a way.