daveman
Diamond Member
Not at all. New Cities in more optimal locations is one answer to this dilemma:Those were platitudes, not answers.Those were answers. Upgrading infrastructure can mean advancing automotive ai sensors as well.So, not only do you want to trench every single lane of every road and street -- you want to build entirely new cities.Our welfare clause is General not limited or common. Promoting and providing for the general welfare is in our federal Constitution. And, we have a Commerce Clause in particular that implies Capitalism and market based economics.How much does a first world economy cost?Ahhh. How much would that cost?Something analogous to slot cars. Sensors could be placed in the roadways to help EVs navigate better and potentially draw power from that "grid" as well.What is an EV friendly public street?Upgrading public streets to be more EV friendly could help reduce accidents and improve commute times.
New Cities in more optimal locations can render our economy more efficient and the latest in infrastructure development could enable the public sector to generate revenue from the physical layer.
Any good plan that can generate some revenue will do.
So you have no answers to Dr. Sowell's questions.
Wow. You just have no concept of money, do you?