In my car centric suburb we played road hockey on our driveway and road our bikes to the park, the high school, and eventually to Tim Hortons or McDonald’s. I l

In my car centric suburb we played road hockey on our driveway and road our bikes to the park, the high school, and eventually to Tim Hortons or McDonald’s. I loved my childhood. I don’t really understood how we ended up at the consensus that low-traffic cookie cutter suburbs with big yards are a bad environment for kids to grow up in. The reason kids aren’t being socialized correctly these days has nothing to do with suburbs and everything to do with the dopamine dispensing supercomputers they’re handed at age 0.