> the reasons for this are manifold, but the problem is, that often there are no practical alternatives because we build our society around car dependency. Thi

> the reasons for this are manifold, but the problem is, that often there are no practical alternatives because we build our society around car dependency. This. I think what got lost in translation in the discussion between iso1631 and me is that we read the phrase "we don't need cars" differently. We need cars because we're making ourselves need them more than we should.