Containerization has basically resisted last-mile and democratization. We used a 16-foot container in one move (1-800 pack rats) and it was okay but a low-agency experience. I know people who relocate to other continents sometimes rent entire containers or share with others.
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Why can’t stuff — even mansion-scale stuff — move at the rare of humans? Why must humans slow themselves to the match the mobility of their stuff? Blitzlebensstil. Lightning lifestyle.
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Blitzkrieg revolutionized war by moving humans at the speed of machines rather than slowing machines down to human marching pace. This could revolutionize peace by moving stuff at the speed of mobile citizens.
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Agree. Esp with remote/WFH on rise, a family in future would like to buy a subscription product to stay at multiple places based on seasonality etc. the logistics of moving/school/socialising n other facilities needs to be thought through from scratch
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