> So, in short, we should reduce the demand of unnecessary products(like cars). Yeah, good luck with that. I live in city in India with relatively less popula

> So, in short, we should reduce the demand of unnecessary products(like cars). Yeah, good luck with that. I live in city in India with relatively less population density than most metropolitan cities and my colleagues want to buy cars because "it'll be easier to drive". The city of Bangalore is notorious for its insanely bad traffic and yet I've heard people living still wanting to purchase cars. The reason is that "it's better to be inside a car in traffic than outside". If nothing else, people fall back to "what if there's a medical emergency?" It feels like there's no escaping cars.