On Jul 29, 9:34 am, "Jerry Okamura" <okamuraj...@hawaii.rr.com> wrote: I would think that if this is a system that needs electrical power to operate, you have introduced another problem. And that is, that increases your need to generate electricial power., since this system uses electrical power AND if the population continues to incraase, they need more electrical It's nukes, Jerry.
One of the most significant Boondoggle factors is.. the expensive and environmental hazzards related to the supply of the electrical energy requirments for STEEL RAIL. The one time requirements for the initial construction.. and the unending requirments for daily operations. It is well known that these costs will never be recovered. The lobbiest are building a hidden agenda for huge profits,
Just curious...have you ever tried looking for gainful employment, and restricting your search area to a 10 block area? And, how many one-wage-earner families do you know? Could two people find a job in this 10 block area? Do the math...many people here in Hawaii especially need two or three jobs each in order to afford a home- rental or owned. How are all these people going to find work
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Isn't that what you already have? Hawaii is a "beautiful" place to live. People "choose" where they buy a home, or rent a place to stay in. And they "choose" to live where they are required to "commute" to work. But I suspect you are talking about something completely different. What you would like to see is a community where people do not have to commute long distances. The question
