Chinas Amazing Infrastructure Projects

[Unkotare]

Well, you'll never know.

And now I do.

 

[JoeB131]

And now I do.

Well, you do seem obsessed...

 

[gipper]

And now I do.

Hey Teach, can you do multiplication?

 

[Unkotare]

Well, you do seem obsessed...

With what?

 

[Unkotare]

Hey Teach, can you do multiplication?

It was my understanding there would be no math.

 

[Vastator]

there infrastructure makes my Country look like a third Word dump.

In part because everything is practically brand new. They were a 3rd world country 50 years ago. Of course, on our end, what inhabits modern American cities doesn't help us to maintain much in the way of quaint, old timey stuff like Europe has.

 

[Mac-7]

Credit where due!

They just do it!

 

[gipper]

 

[Mac-7]

 

[Vastator]

Hey Teach, can you do multiplication?

I don't even understand what she just did there...

 

[Deadstick]

In part because everything is practically brand new. They were a 3rd world country 50 years ago. Of course, on our end, what inhabits modern American cities doesn't help us to maintain much in the way of quaint, old timey stuff like Europe has.

Thats what makes it all so remarkable what they have done in 50 years it took us about 200 and we are still far behind.

 

[gipper]

I don't even understand what she just did there...

I asked our public school teacher, but apparently he doesn’t know.

 

[Unkotare]

Thats what makes it all so remarkable what they have done in 50 years it took us about 200 and we are still far behind.

It might take someone 100 years to create something that it takes someone else one minute to steal.

 

[Vastator]

Thats what makes it all so remarkable what they have done in 50 years it took us about 200 and we are still far behind.

Not exactly "behind" per say. They have the advantage of not having to maintain aging infrastructure. Everything is brand new. We have to balance between maintenance, integration of old with the new, and property rights. That last one is huge. When tje CCP decides to move forward with a project; they displace anyone, or anything in the way with no red tape.

 

[Deadstick]

Not exactly "behind" per say. They have the advantage of not having to maintain aging infrastructure. Everything is brand new. We have to balance between maintenance, integration of old with the new, and property rights. That last one is huge. When tje CCP decides to move forward with a project; they displace anyone, or anything in the way with no red tape.

Well i think we displace people for some projects with compulsory purchase orders and not always at market value, i mean they have wasted billions and done nothing but talk about HS2 and a second runway at Heathrow.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Paved 100 miles of highway using GPS and AI

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Was it underwater?

The point being, the USA in not putting out cars with these features

 

[Foxfyre]

China has the advantage of no EPA and no wild crazy zero growth libs standing in the way of whatever the communist dictatorship wants to do

And China probably doesn't spend millions and billions and trillions of their money on nonsensical woke grants and projects and climate change for which nobody can show any constructive results whatsoever. Getting actual value for what they do spend has kept their prices low with almost non existent inflation.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

China has the advantage of no EPA and no wild crazy zero growth libs standing in the way of whatever the communist dictatorship wants to do

We’d still be reviewing the Environmental Impact Statement to build the Hoover Dam

 

[Foxfyre]

We’d still be reviewing the Environmental Impact Statement to build the Hoover Dam

Noah never would have been able to start construction on the Ark if he had had to contend with the U.S. EPA.