>Until we can transport from our living rooms, what would you have us do about transportation, mmm? Electric cars? Where is that electric coming from? How is that electric produced? How much more CO2 will those power plants be producing? Are we all getting free electric cars, or only the people who can afford a 50 thousand dollar car will be on the roads?Bicycle to work? all of those? work from home where possible (all those council workers do not need to be occupying prime real estate in cities). Several countries subside bicycle commuting Rethinking how suburbs work, because most have really poor public transport (compared to the UK where some cities invested in trams that run every 20 minutes) Nuclear power should have been ramped up since it became obvious we needed 10x the number back in the 80's (the Left (and Merkel) need to own that fail). Change how car ownership works. I need a small car one day a week. Very occasionally I need a huge estate car. I shouldn't have to pay for that huge estate car to sit outside 300 days a year regardless. Assets could be shared co-operatively. I don't need quail's eggs imported from the moon, supermarkets transport way too many lines for most people's needs. The prices of electric cars will fall, just like petrol cars used to be only for the rich. Even now I don't need sub 5 second 0-60 times with electric door handles and 300 mile ranges. All those petrol vans delivering food right now, they could be electric and self driving with swappable batteries, then that's 52 fewer shopping trips per year for everyone. We need to figure out ways to be more like a modern Amish, and not like angry city dwelling activists And we need a race war, 100% fewer niggers would mean the Police could spend all day rescuing cats from trees and reviewing doughnut shops.