Optimists always over play their hand. Convincing people in cities to not own cars would be the biggest win any of these global orgs can achieve. It is still l

Optimists always over play their hand. Convincing people in cities to not own cars would be the biggest win any of these global orgs can achieve. It is still likely impossible. But, it is an easier sell. Convincing people to use shared spaces instead of having their own lawns or shared parking instead of a garage is similarly a valuable goal. Both would be big steps in the 'own nothing' direction. It can easily be sold on its own. NYCers would choose an massive central park over a sq-ft each of private garden space any day. But these people have to try selling the most dystopian framing of such policy decisions, and the baby gets thrown out with the bath water.