does similar things for the energy grid. Posted by John Bailo about 2 years Ago 1. I already ride a bike and am a member of my town's bicycle advisory board. 2. It's a free country. People can choose to live in density. However, I would say 80 percent of the diatribe is not about how great (some people feel) density is -- it's about how terrible low density is! Yet, when I question people, they mostly have zero experience or appreciation for low density lifestyle. 3. I live actually live in the area of Puget Sound with the second highest density (according toe Arc Maps) -- zip 98030. But I live in a 3 story garden apartment in a big complex amidst many, many other complexes of apartments and condoes. However, there is also a lot of green space. I live near a hub of several bus networks, and I take the Sounder train in to work. Yet, I own my own car and enjoy driving to wherever I want on weekends ...right now I'm in the Renton Starbucks because it's one of the 11 stores that have the Clover brewed coffees. I appreciate that my apartment complex gives way to single family homes and then to horse farms with acreage...I like being able to ride my bike to Southcenter mall on the Interurban and get food at Southcenter. If I seem "over the top" its just that I think alot of you don't give alternative perspectives fair shift.