>higher personal freedom Strong disagree. Having spent good amounts of time in parts of the world where you can operate for months without getting in a car, it

>higher personal freedom Strong disagree. Having spent good amounts of time in parts of the world where you can operate for months without getting in a car, it felt far more free. The barrier to entry in the US being owning a car, paying insurance and paying for a place to store it is the opposite of freedom.