I don't disagree with you. For what it's worth I was contrasting living in the country v living in the city. I suspect living in the suburbs has much the same p

I don't disagree with you. For what it's worth I was contrasting living in the country v living in the city. I suspect living in the suburbs has much the same problem as living in the city. Theres a paradox where city living is a more efficient way of living a first world lifestyle, but doing so divorces you from what you're trying to protect.