> planners are the least of our problems. It's zoning policies and NIMBYs Sure, I agree with that. But a lot of that zoning and NIMBYism seems to use the idea

> planners are the least of our problems. It's zoning policies and NIMBYs Sure, I agree with that. But a lot of that zoning and NIMBYism seems to use the idea that cities can be 'planned' as a crutch. "We have traffic because it's not 'well-planned'" - as opposed to realizing that you have traffic because the modern portion of your city is predicated on automobile ownership for pretty much every facet of your life.