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It's a shame so much of our built environment reduces socialization.
This is just a bunch of middle class "defund" people with little else going on.
What this article fails to mention: prices are only crazy in certain areas (due to amenities, nightlife, etc). That has always been true, and always will be, and isn't a bad thing.
Lastly: the "zero-sum" argument of "developers and landlords" versus everyone else is wrong as well. The people really making money right now are the homeowners in areas in which supply is constrained - not "evil developers"
The back button is a cudgel: a sign of a poorly designed UX. Apps aren't websites, the concept of "back" is not universal, so a universal button doesn't make sense. It only exists on Android because it started off as a non-touch OS.