Recently Willliam Leith has identified the risks of the apparent convenience of 24 living. More evidence to support my hypothesis. Do we need some way to protect ourselves from this over-stimulation? Time out?
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Is there too much choice, too much information,too much noise, over regulation and excess in contemporary urban living? Do we need zones of non-consumption: facilities or prostheses to survive everyday life?
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