Does anyone here who heard of "the housing theory of everything" disagree with it? If so, why?

It basically posits that the shortage of housing in Western countries is a fundamental issue that exacerbates a wide range of societal problems.

Does anyone here who heard of "the housing theory of everything" disagree with it? If so, why?

It basically posits that the shortage of housing in Western countries is a fundamental issue that exacerbates a wide range of societal problems.

https://worksinprogress.co/issue/the-housing-theory-of-everything/

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Not familiar with this theory, nor am I familiar with the housing market in general, but I’ll take a look at this article. Thanks for sharing!

Very interesting read. Thanks for sharing!

I agree with the general argument that expensive housing creates a lot of problems, BUT I think the article mashes together several problems which it wouldn’t have to IMO. Eg the obesity problematic is not because of expensive housing but because of wrong city architecture.