We have built millions of suburbs, and pioneered a new form of living that promises it all. Space to play and barbecue in the backyard, safe streets, and a garage for all the extra stuff we don't really need. 

Suburbs promised an idyllic life, but that dream of idealism was too superficial for the human reality. Living isolated existences in cookie cutter houses squelches our human individuality into a space of loneliness and shallowness. The suburbs breed another bored generation of comfort seekers not aspiring for a greater human existence of belonging and connection.