He did nothing that we know of.
henfredemars
Unironically an excellent track.
I'm amazed they can see out far enough to complete their own degree program.
If I may entertain a glimmer of hope, I felt it when children were described as innately understanding how the system we have today is wrong. At least the truth is known.
This is a problem across consumer goods, and the economy in general. It doesn’t work for your average person. In fact, it’s designed to exploit you and me to the maximum extent possible.
It already is in the sense that you are expected to pay with ongoing access to all of your data.
You might be overly focused on the incremental cost of solving a problem correctly without considering the elephant in the room of the millions we pour into our existing roadway systems.
Instead of expanding the next roadway, how about reserving that space for more efficient public transportation solutions, such as rail? Even repurposing existing roadways could still be a better use of space and money. The funding for transportation solutions already exists and is being spent every day.
Basically, with a great rail system, you shouldn’t need all those highway lanes that currently occupy so much space in the city, and the funding currently being used for those roadways ought to be repurposed for more efficient solutions.
Just my two cents. I’m a regular guy and nobody cares what I think about automobiles and rail except random online people. I never would downvote you because it appears your comment is in good faith.
Does it flake like a French pastry?
I’d love one, but my neighbors don’t want it in their backyards.
May others show him each day the same compassion he has shown for others.
Aren’t the questions usually arranged beforehand? You think that one would prepare in advance.