One visionary architecture firm is suggesting that battery-powered cars be shared rather than owned. That communal farms be set up. And that homes in the suburbs be owned by multiple entities.
There were a few times up in Michigan when our entire family drove to Mississippi to visit my father's siblings. And we dreamed of making "good time." I never knew until much later in life that good time might be an important concept and achievement.
Two visions of the future collided on the doorstep of my Indiana town, Bloomington, this past week. One was a bicycle rider on a rails-to-trails bikeway, the other a semi-trailer truck hurtling down an interstate.
Satiating the late-night munchies in Denver doesn't have to mean a trip to the nearest convenience store. Luckily, there are plenty of plenty of high...