IMO Society will adapt and people will find different solutions for these things. Take for instance two scenarios: * London - I used to live there and commute

IMO Society will adapt and people will find different solutions for these things. Take for instance two scenarios: * London - I used to live there and commute on the tube. Not everyone uses a car on a regular basis, except maybe to go to the supermarket. I didn't find it particularly hard to bring my sportswear in a bag and put a kindle in my jacket pocket. I assume New York is the same! * Amsterdam and The Hague - I used to travel to these cities often, and these societies exist almost entirely on bike. I have a car, but also manage to walk into work and not bring everything with me everywhere. It just seems like the assumption is "it will only work if it can support me doing exactly what I do now", but this sort of technology has the potential to completely change the way people work and live.