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Um, history has spoken repeatedly about central planning. Spoilers: it ain't pretty. As for your 'counter example', that's a anecdote. Congrats. There are also people who inherit money, and aren't poor at a young age. But for most people, they don't have much money at 20, then they advance...

MIllenials and Gen Z 'have no money' because we are young 20 somethings. That's expected. When we get older, we will have more money. This isn't unique to millennials. And you were not proposing to give options: The 'ALL' pretty much implies mandatory. And it's still a stupid idea. Like...

1) Not really, ideas still flow better when meeting in person. In addition, you would have to use massive government force to stop cities, which is both immoral and infeasible. 2) Mismanagement is the usual result of massive government control. So, yes, it is a government problem. 3) That's...

Ha! No. One of the ways central planning fails is by planning for the last problem. It's better for individuals to make decisions. Specific problems: 1) Cities are a disease magnet. But they also are a innovation magnet. Allowing people to get together means a huge amount of innovation. It's...