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As per usual I agree with some of Michael’s points - and I think he’s off the mark sometimes, but at least reasonably entertaining in his moments of wrongness

We’re getting a mix of nostalgia with LB saying (unironically) that “20 year old ideas don’t work, we need new ideas”. To be fair, the ideas and concerns they are raising are all valid and worthwhile but they have the same blind spots (specifically they want to limit change to single detached)

Thanks for the report, I'm not there, but the vibe feels like how I imagine planning sessions in the old USSR as they try to micromanage the economy centrally rather than giving people more freedom to find solutions that work for their own circumstances.