> It's the same in China, in Brazil, in Australia This is conflating a real problem with an artificial problem. Sprawling Anglo-phone cities (NA, Australia, N

> It's the same in China, in Brazil, in Australia This is conflating a real problem with an artificial problem. Sprawling Anglo-phone cities (NA, Australia, NZ, etc) have very different problems from truly dense cities in places like China, Brazil or even NYC, the one exception. Sao Paolo and Shanghai have people packed like sardines. On the other hand, all 3 of SF, Vancouver and LA collapse into sprawl the second you leave the city core. This sounds like a guy who worries about suddenly becoming too jacked on their first day at the gym.