Is there any evidence that all the time and expense and inefficiency of a new "city" somewhere really pays off?
Is there any evidence that all the time and expense and inefficiency of a new "city" somewhere really pays off?
I'd also bet that in many cases, it's easier for a politican to carve out a small area and say "our usual laws don't apply in this city for X special reason" than it is for them to actually dismantle money laundry laws, kill revenue generating tax programs, end enivornmental regs or whatever at a national level.
> Located strategically throughout America's heartland
> $1T+ Wealth created per city
> $1.9T Projected economic impact
> 250,000+ Potential residents of Freedom Cities by 2035
Is this a serious page? I had heard of the concept, but none of this makes sense when put side by side.
After thinking about it, its probably inevitable that the US goes down this route. Any semblance of worker solidarity is nonexistent and has been mostly beaten out of the populace and there seems like no pathway to go back to those days.
They will eat everything if they think it gives them a chance to live forever.
A year ago, I would have thought this nuts and some kind of twisted fan fiction, but it seems to be happening now.
https://www.vcinfodocs.com/unregulated-medical-experimentati...