> That's like saying that cars don't address the where-to-park issue at all. They don't. Trains and busses do, though, which is why they're better - that’s the

> That's like saying that cars don't address the where-to-park issue at all. They don't. Trains and busses do, though, which is why they're better - that’s the difference between a functionally equivalent technology and a superior one. Not really sure what you're getting at.