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Feels like a good decision.
Now to have a shower and get cracking with the cooking.
Which one? Rot3K is pretty awesome. I had the 7th or 8th on my PS2, but when I was a kid I, *ahem* obtained copies of the older Super Nintendo games.
houston has repeatedly approved rail expansions through referendums but dipshit politicians keep getting in the way
like, hey fuckface
what do you think is more expensive to build/maintain
new lanes on the highway that can't be built without buying up more land and a fleet of 1200 busses, or, a train?
[chat] is where I dump my thoughts
then fire ze fucking missiles?
Running M1 now. Come on, computer.
it must be mentally exausting being you
He lives on as cheezburger grease in our hearts.
I don't know how much that is in American, but my mind read it as dollars and my eyes shot open like O_O
Texas everybody!
Joking aside we had the opposite problem here through most of the 1990's. No trains or new highway lanes. Our governor at the time famously said, "Why build more lanes on the highway? They will just fill up to."
So our highways are about a decade behind our growth, same with our public transit. But at least the light rail goes places and gets really heavy use.
What we need are commuter rails up to Fort Collins and down to Colorado Springs. Should stop in Longmont, Loveland and maybe Johnstown along the way up North. And going South it should stop at Castle Rock and Monument. Help connect these places to Denver and help connect some of the outer burbs of these cities to their city center.
What is great we already have the rail lines because they still use them for coal. Get the rail roads in on this and boom. Also be kind of nice to connect with the new union station they are finishing up in a year or so.
to point out the elephant in the room
perhaps cities like this need to start looking at population control?
He lives on as cheezburger grease in our hearts.
wat
regulate how many kids people can have?
or how many people can move to a city?
Thanks obama!
Beats my idea of killing the elderly and mentally baffled.
Now you need a musical number to really sell the idea to the simple townsfolk types.
The 11th one for PS2.
Just gas all the white christian men.
Then freedom will truly be free.
then y r ur pnts on fiyah
I could be arrested for having this image in my cache, you monster.
The argument in Lee and Li is that M3 is the "actual" money supply in Singapore, not M2 as in most countries, because due to a quirk in how the MAS computes these statistics, people treat a large chunk of M3 as short-term deposits anyway. I suspect this is relevant in the curious M2/M3 reverse dynamic.
your x axis is scaled wrong
you're plotting all the places where nothing varies on the x-axis
Huh?
What do mean by this? Limit immigration?
I think part of this is you are missing that these aren't all suburbs. I listed pretty distinct cities with big open stretches in between but people tend to work in different places do to housing cost and such. Basically this is just connecting a bunch of towns/cities together via a train system reducing traffic, pollution and so on. Kind of like most of Japan or chunks of Europe.
Also you have to realize the distance I am talking about with the trains from Colorado Springs up to Fort Collins is about 150 miles or 240 kilometers along the foothills to the Rocky Mountains.
There are maybe 2 million people living in this area. I think 2.5 million from the last census.
I have notified the Texas Rangers. I'm not sure what a baseball team will be able to do, but here we are.
do you still have a pone
The correct thing to do is rewrite the equation to have two structural breaks instead of just one, but fuck thaaaat
either? both?
in anycase, allowing the population growth to spiral out of all proportion to our building of infastructure to suport it while sticking our fingers in our ears and going "LALALA I CAN'T HEAR YOU" over the sound of the existing infastructure groaning under the weight seems like a bad plan
it seems to be similar to the 2008 economic collapse in that it's a problem plenty of people saw coming but were shouted down by people determined to continue the unsustainable lifestyle
He lives on as cheezburger grease in our hearts.
God, don't you remember that I got a haircut?
what a foreign thought
I can't imagine being told NOPE YOU CANT MOVE TO AUSTIN SORRY WE'RE FULL
or that I can't have octuplets if I want
I don't know how cities would get the power to have population controls.
Or what would be solved by that which wouldn't be better solved by just building proper infrastructure.
Since America is not in danger of overpopulation any time soon.
it's a plot of the results of a search for parameters, I can't scale it right because I don't know the parameters to begin with
I'm doing nonlinear estimation here
That's why I elected not to convert it
(222 dollars american.)
Steampunk ftw