Quantum Windbag
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Tell that to Europeans, Japanese, and Chinese.Seriously though, a mode of transportation that is fixed on rails (the ultimate in inflexibility) and travels over the ground (even at high speed) will lose to air travel for long distances and automobiles for short distances.
Now if a private corporation wants to develop a high speed rail line without tax payer money - GO FOR IT. If it is such a great idea, surely entreprenuers and investors would be lined up to participate, right?
How many of those make money?
Let me tell you something, if the Japanese cannot make money when they cram riders into the train like they do, no one can.
I would rather be a sardine in a can than pack in like that.
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