As the former Executive Editor of several national consumer magazines, that's not actually what this Vogue cover shows me.
You must understand how many people had eyes on that cover copy before it went to print and thought that it was awesome.
This was a HUGE cover for Vogue.
LOTS of ad money in this one, with (I would assume) jacked up "premium placement" rates for the inside front & back covers, the ads in the table of contents, and any within the article itself, on the expectation that more readers see those pages.
This cover *should* have set the magazine's editorial tone for their approach to the entire administration.
Proofreaders, assistant editors, graphic designers, managing editors, the marketing team, the advertising team, the Executive Editor & the Publisher were all good with it.
Welcome to The New Urban Agenda, courtesy of the United Nation's Agenda 2030.
Yaaay! Sustainability!
Of course, if you have no cars—and trust me, you won't be able to afford one—you'll have to rely on public transportation & airlines to leave your new smart city.
Of course, you won't be able to use those services without your vaccination passport.
So you will shop, either at Amazon or eBay or at the store you can walk to. The store that got the lucrative permit to build in the master planned, inclusive and mandated diverse community.
You'll work at home, too, if you don't have that vax passport.
And you know, if you refuse to take care of yourself, your national healthcare status is going to have to be reviewed. I mean, you haven't enjoyed your free membership to the corner gym & CCTV hasn't seen you jog...