People need capsule living accommodations, a glucose drip, and not much more. The bonus is that you can buried in the coffin sized living quarters. Need is a t

People need capsule living accommodations, a glucose drip, and not much more. The bonus is that you can buried in the coffin sized living quarters. Need is a terrible way to characterize what people live in. Of course they're wasteful, it's also why people don't live on large estates anymore. People in many territories live in high-rises due to a variety of other reasons, usually a local governing drive for higher density because it's obviously more efficient, but the thought of "what's the minimum I need to live in even if I can afford more" is not usually one of them. I hate this "need" argument because it's nonsensical and just ends up being turned into whatever living accommodations the arguer thinks is best. Minimum living space is well studied and it's shockingly smaller than even most of the arguers making a need-based argument would be willing to admit.