> What actually bothers you is that this is what people want and it will get built and it will be patronized. Yes. It does bother me that the utility function

> What actually bothers you is that this is what people want and it will get built and it will be patronized. Yes. It does bother me that the utility function of "the market" does not align with what is good for me, and that therefore it frequently produces results that are worse for me. In fact this applies not just to urban development, but also to many other things.