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"just move to the middle of nowhere and then build your own integrated public transit bro"
If there was some movement like that, it would be both easier and more effective to just move to a city with good public transit, Seoul or Beijing or Shenzhen if you have a fetish for electric cars.
That's not nowhere.
The big decoupling is coming. Moving to China is not an option for everybody who hates cars.
What about all the other political demands that are ignored forever? To make a change, actions have to be taken which require majorities. The easiest path would be to meet in one city. The frightening part is that it could be successful.
What big decoupling?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decoupling_and_re-coupling