Perhaps we could build another rail station. This happens where I live. There's a new one being built on an existing line because the number of people living ne

Perhaps we could build another rail station. This happens where I live. There's a new one being built on an existing line because the number of people living near it is enough to justify a new station. I think you will struggle to convince people here. Your style of argument alienates your audience. Given that any road could be a rail, any arguments about how everyone could have a road near them could presumably be met with the idea of having a rail near them. If you want axioms, I believe that everyone could live near a rail station. It's not physically impossible, despite being impractical and so forth. I find your arguments unconvincing and deliberately patronising, which does not help your case.