> as I said, that’s the well adjusted case Because you meant it as a testament to how little autonomy everyone has across the board. And then you used "not hav

> as I said, that’s the well adjusted case Because you meant it as a testament to how little autonomy everyone has across the board. And then you used "not having kids" and "living in the city" as an example. You're describing someone with more autonomy than a person with kids and a mortgage has. > Ownership begets autonomy. On the other end of the spectrum is renting/dependence on public services Can you describe how being a homeowner makes you less dependent on public services?