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ld agree that there appears to be a national incompetence problem to do anything, just most basic services? Let me give you an idea how bad it is. All right, this is how bad it is. I did something really stupid this week. Could you do me a favor and mock me for my stupidity over this? Just listen to how bad this is. I had to take my car in for service, and I knew that there might be some real iss…
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All right, let's talk about my other favorite topic. You know I've been saying for years that the future is building cities from scratch. NPCs, you may yell at 15-minute cities now. Go yell 15-minute cities. Say no, no, 15 minutes at least. Oh, okay. This has nothing to do with 15-minute cities, but you need to yell it, so please do. Go ahead. WEF. Go ahead. And also you need to yell tiny homes. Tiny homes. So this has nothing to do with tiny homes, but you need to yell it. I know you do. Tiny homes. Tiny homes. Go ahead in the comments. I've been here before anyway.
There's a city built from scratch in Cayala — that's the pronunciation, that's probably exactly right — I think in Guatemala. Now what's interesting about it is they actually set out to build a city from scratch, but what's interesting is they built it like sort of in the architecture of more traditional, older-looking stuff but with the modern twists. And I saw some video of it. Looked amazing. Looks amazing. And the streets are pedestrians only. Cars, I don't know. That that makes it a 15-minute city, but if you need to yell about how you're unhappy that the cities could be convenient, go ahead and do it.
So this is one example that apparently people are hap
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py with, and it came out really well. But that's the future. The future is cities from scratch, and there's almost no way around it because it'll be the biggest industry that everybody agrees we need. And people who want to live there — and there will be lots, lots of different ones. Will some of these cities be 15-minute cities that Klaus Schwab will take all your freedom and your security and yo…
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