> but it's just a shinier version of the malls that you see at every highway exit in the country. So what's the problem with that? If you look to malls as a so

> but it's just a shinier version of the malls that you see at every highway exit in the country. So what's the problem with that? If you look to malls as a source of transcendence, you're bound to be disappointed. > who needs it? If nobody needed it, it would be a ghost town. Your objection is not that it's not needed, it's that you don't like it.