Yeah but you're bringing up a kind of chicken/egg problem, where if we had thought about this properly from the beginning we wouldn't have ended up in a situati

Yeah but you're bringing up a kind of chicken/egg problem, where if we had thought about this properly from the beginning we wouldn't have ended up in a situation where we are now slaves to the technology, as in not having enough farm land for everyone without industrial fertilizers relying on fossil fuels, or not surviving without the car/truck infrastructure like you mention. The initial adoption of those technologies should've been discussed and decided through a different lens rather than through convenience and monetary profits. And now that we're past the point, any solution would involve destruction of some sort. That's a large conundrum.