Good points although I still think it's very debatable. Housing is one of the biggest costs, and this is a great way to improve efficiency and save everyone mon

Good points although I still think it's very debatable. Housing is one of the biggest costs, and this is a great way to improve efficiency and save everyone money and resources. It would be said if it was banned entirely due to hypotheticals. >As a society, we have to decide what's acceptable and what's not--and that's where laws come into play. That sounds great in theory. In reality the government is far from perfectly competent. Additionally you get corruption where the government tries to protect an existing industry from competition at the expense of everyone else. Or jerks that shout "Not In My Backyard!" whenever anyone tries to change anything. People are irrationally resistant to new things and that is, on average, far more of a problem than the new things themselves.