This video explains another big question: why Chinese high-speed railways are not profitable, yet China still keeps building them.
That’s because of the long-term calculation of overall social interests by the central government, "The HSR drives the flow of people, traffic and info and all social flows… The incentives on the economy are immeasurable. We always calculate the whole economic impact. It’s about overall social interests."
one thing i always remember from Cyberpunk is when you save the girl in the like tutorial mission, V can comment about how "people dont remember this happening, but they'll sip a glass of ice water and their hand will start to shake and they wont even know why"
there’s a moment in spider-man brand new day where peter does/says something that will FOR SURE have big implications and have peter feeling like this in a couple years.
very fucking smart way it was written in
‘The superiority of socialism is clear’
In the 1980s, California was talking about high-speed rail while China barely had highways. Forty years later, the US still doesn't have a high-speed rail network, while China has built the world's largest.
@CKanel@Nassreddin2002 The close cooperation between M & SD has also put off a lot of people from the moderate wing of the conservative caucus as a vote for M essentially means a vote for SD which has become an exceedingly extremist party during Tidö's tenure.
@CKanel@Nassreddin2002 They've delivered on key promises with law enforcement and migration. However, the implementation of these measures has put off undecided voters as well as the liberal caucus (which has all but abandoned the Liberals). Deportation of teenagers in particular was very unpopular.
@4Josh2Sara@the_FCCE@alicemedce Vågar du säga den typen av politisk motivation som ledde till Utøya? Eller vill du bara hata på CS, ett spel som varannan svensk ungdom har gibbat och inte kände för att massmörda unga människor efteråt?