> "Over a certain amount of space, increases experience diminishing returns" Indeed. And yet, that's what we buy. Or, that's what's being built and therefore t

> "Over a certain amount of space, increases experience diminishing returns" Indeed. And yet, that's what we buy. Or, that's what's being built and therefore that's what we can buy. I don't know whether buyers or builders/zoning are to blame, I just know that when we try to measure inflation, it's really hard to divide monetary inflation from lifestyle inflation -- how much is "money is worth less", and how much of it is "you're buying something better"?