You might want to go through my comments again, lol. You seem very upset about me somewhat disagreeing with you.

Handicapped people: most have access to electric micro-mobility vehicles that are legal to use on bike lanes. For those who can’t use micro vehicles, there’s still cars, and vans. They still exists. They weren’t magicked away.

This comment really is funny when you look at it. First you're pretty patronizing that they have access to the bike lanes too! I know in Seattle, you'd be crazy to use the bike lanes if you were handicapped. And 15 minute cites usually have "walkable" in the tagline.

They live in an urban tower that, while they don’t have a personal green cancer backyard, they have a skatepark, a playground, a pet park, sport courts (tennis, badminton, soccer and basketball), a running trail and a botanical garden, all within walking distance.

Great, now compare that to a mini or studio apartment in Seattle. Better yet, compare that to an apartment on the South side of Chicago. As like anything else, if you're wealthy (not poor or middle class), everything is awesome.

I don't know why you're arguing with me, your black and white stance is confusing and tone deaf.