No, it's saying that we need to use the right tool for the right job. It's about kind, not degree. When you lay asphalt on the ground there should be clear purp

No, it's saying that we need to use the right tool for the right job. It's about kind, not degree. When you lay asphalt on the ground there should be clear purpose - am I making a place for people to live and for commerce to occur or am I making a way for people to travel from one place to another place? If the latter, allow no intersections and allow for high speed vehicular travel. If the former, prioritize making the place that you're creating a nice place to be - things like wide sidewalks, tree cover, easy to walk around, low speed vehicular traffic for pedestrian safety and comfort, etc. If you are unclear about for which purpose you're laying asphalt, you end up creating something that is a sucky place to be and also moves traffic really slowly. You get something that sucks at everything.