That’s the whole point I’m making. If a lifestyle is unsustainable, then there needs to be an incentive to making it sustainable beyond that fact. Being able t

That’s the whole point I’m making. If a lifestyle is unsustainable, then there needs to be an incentive to making it sustainable beyond that fact. Being able to live close to work is an incentive for living densely. But living densely isn’t sustainable either, and is arguably less sustainable, so the point is moot anyway. It’s just an example.