I mean, if developers plan right, you could add people in a more efficient manner, but good luck bulldozing the suburbs and getting rid of cars. Those are the m

I mean, if developers plan right, you could add people in a more efficient manner, but good luck bulldozing the suburbs and getting rid of cars. Those are the main issues. It's not so much that I don't believe it is possible, I don't think there is the will for the people of California to give up their cars, and their suburbs for Tokyo-style living. I strongly believe that California needs far fewer people, and more efficient/better housing. I don't think more people + more housing is a sustainable solution. Of course this isn't the popular narrative, but I think it's true.