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I use my kitchen not more than 1.5 hours a day on average. Not to mention toilet and bathroom which I use even less. I guess we should all live in two room "apa
by samastur 4y ago
I use my kitchen not more than 1.5 hours a day on average. Not to mention toilet and bathroom which I use even less. I guess we should all live in two room "apartments" and rest be communal ;)
I actually agree with you about better support for car sharing, but low usage by itself is not a particularly strong argument.
- wpm 4y ago"I guess we should all live in two room "apartments" and rest be communal" Maybe not forced, but there are plenty of people for whom this setup would work fine, and has it historical precedent. Even if it's not for you or me, who cares? If some developer thinks it'll work, let them build it.
- Wohlf 4y agoThat's called dorms, and should probably be a decent sized part of affordable housing solutions.
- matsemann 4y agoIt is when in a city those cars take up huge amounts of public space.
- dumbfounder 4y agoWell, pooping in the kitchen sink is not sanitary, so if you can solve that problem we are golden. Yes, it's a good point, there is a heck of a lot of stuff that is not efficiently utilized. I only wear 3% of my clothes on any given day. I have never used my drill (because I lost the charger but that's beside the point). Don't get me started on books or my kids' toys. But then again, the government isn't trying to mandate we all wear clothing made of a scarce material which would increase the price and possibly cause some people walk around naked in cold climates.