China's Hypergrowth Fueled By Building Giant Cities No One Lives In

[nefertiti]

No worries! We love you irregardlessly.

That did it lol

 

[bran987]

I got your original point and it's definitely valid.

The right answer for both countries is minimal central planning and maximum entrepreneurial activity.

Given that neither the US nor China do that, then their decision to spend on hard assets is better than our decision to spend on random garbage. But the right answer is to do an absolute minimum of both.

A couple months ago I drove down a stretch of 10 miles where they were actively digging up a perfectly good highway shoulder and re-pouring it back into the exact same place.

 

[mrplunkey]

A couple months ago I drove down a stretch of 10 miles where they were actively digging up a perfectly good highway shoulder and re-pouring it back into the exact same place.

Yeah, but did the first one have an Obama stimulus sign in front of it?

That makes the second one better!!!

USA! USA!

 

[PICK3]

want to know what else is experiencing hypergrowth?

 

[mrplunkey]

want to know what else is experiencing hypergrowth?

You're o-ring.

Now give me all your karmas.

I knew you'd try to correct my grammar. EAD you MO!!!

 

[ismaele00]

entrepreneurial communism must be the bomb.

amen