The trouble with the command solution approach (public or private) is that it's institutions lack correcting dynamics and are too big to fail. Wether it's FLW

The trouble with the command solution approach (public or private) is that it's institutions lack correcting dynamics and are too big to fail. Wether it's FLW or Paolo Soleri, or Google the resulting solutions will be too rigid to adapt to real-world situations, yet they will be too big to discard. Perhaps some organic Solari-like design permitting large numbers of independent housing decisions (some of which could fail) might work, but this is a very hard design problem. Only tech has the funds to attempt something like this. But, tech leadership is known for its arrogance and its ignorance of the complexity of real-world problems. I have little hope tech will find a viable solution.