> In which you will discover that most people can't even afford cars and nevertheless the globe keeps spinning. Then I think you have to read the book again an

> In which you will discover that most people can't even afford cars and nevertheless the globe keeps spinning. Then I think you have to read the book again and pay attention to what happens when people move between the bottom 3 tiers. He also spends some time describing the "view from above" problem that we experience. I think you missed the entire point of the book. Solutions have to provide a plan for the majority of human kind. Not just the top few percent. Especially since the bottom two tiers are moving really rapidly.