This video examines an old document about imagining a future where advanced societies no longer depend on daily car commutes, instead organizing life around local, efficient practices that reduce environmental strain and free people from wasteful systems. By running the document through Otto, we explore its critique of outdated transportation habits, the ecological consequences of mass emissions, and the idea that much of our modern struggle comes from being conditioned to rely on inefficient survival patterns. The piece reframes these raw notes into a clearer vision of sustainable, locally supported living—where better technology, shared resources, and a simple rule of mutual respect create safer, more resilient communities.
