Reducing all those malaria deaths, etc did wonders.

But hey, it might be that pollution.

Keep thinking for a few more seconds until you realize how much impact cars had in connecting people, rural areas, people to health facilities.

Do you believe child deaths are prevented by people walking with sick children to hospitals, or medicine being distributed on camel backs?

https://www.worldstagegroup.com/life-expectancy-in-africa-in...

Why do you think the automobile is responsible?

What makes you think I do?

I wrote that the positive contribution of automobiles should be considered and not denied. Why do you think distribution of malaria medication and child care was not improved by automobiles widely used in medical care and logistics?

His argument is to move towards electric mass transit, Which clearly won’t work everywhere. In fact, it won’t work in most places.

I think they must be having one of those nerd arguments.

Using coal for electricity, for example, helped change the world, and had positive effects, but we want to move beyond that.

Reducing the need for automobiles is definitely worth the effort. That doesn’t mean we will illuminate them of course, by a long shot.