no one is claiming education is needed, as much as changing the urban fabric to what it is in most of the developed world. nor one is saying suburbs should stop existing. some people want to live on a farm in the countryside, fine.

having a big apartment and living in a walkable area are not mutually exclusive things.

bike infra should indeed be separated from cars and pedestrians.

> nor one is saying suburbs should stop existing.

Isn't that one of Strong Towns' major beliefs?

literally no one is doing that