Cities, governance, climate, and the physical substrate.
Water scarcity is not a future crisis. It is a present emergency reshaping geopolitics, agriculture, and daily survival for billions of people right now.
Smart apartment tech is marketed as convenience for tenants and works as surveillance for landlords.
Loneliness isn't a personal failing. It's what happens when you design cities for cars instead of people.
Most American suburbs cannot pay for their own infrastructure. The math has never worked. We just kept building anyway.
The workers who extract, transport, and burn fossil fuels are the same ones who'll build what comes next. Climate transition requires labor organizing.
You cannot consume your way to sustainability. The market will not save us. Green capitalism is an oxymoron that delays real solutions.
Housing costs aren't natural market outcomes. They're policy choices defended by people who benefit from artificial scarcity.
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