So exactly what truth do you think people can handle?

That if they buy a house miles from work, and plan to drive on already crowded freeways, commuting will be easy?

That if they move to a metro area like Denver, with plenty of unresolved issues driven by over-crowding, life will be always pleasant?

That if they just wish for problems to go away (or vote for politicians who promise to fix things), everything will get better?

The real truths are perhaps less easy:
As long as people are free to move and live where they want (and can afford) they will create problems like overcrowding.

As long as people are free to buy cars, they will create commuting issues.

As long as we treat people like adults, they will have to deal with life.


Or, we could lie to people, treat them like children, and then take away freedoms in order to manage them better.