Monday, January 3, 2022

Covid Incarceration Has Unintended Consequence

Rush Hour

This is another of our Guest Posts.   This one is from Bill Pittman, a retired nuclear engineer and a classmate at Oxford University many, many years ago.  This is his observation which may serve as an unexpected outgrowth of the nonsense we've experienced with the Scamdemic and the scandalous behavior of our federal and local governments as they inflict totalitarian control over urban citizenry. 



Millions of Uninhabited Acres


With near 95 percent of our great country open and undeveloped, why don’t we limit the building of record tall structures,  

ERGO, 





This would force overpopulated areas to grow horizontally rather than vertically . 





Various infrastructures, i.e. water , power, roadways etc would be expanded and refreshed, replacing antiquated often unsafe conditions that exist in most major cities. 

A recent example is the collapse of the residential structures in Florida - that predictably, succumbed to gravity.  

 

Got room for one more?




For example, rats in a cage generally get along given food, water, and a bit of room to roam. 

Now, adding an additional rat to the group once a week, without any adjustment to the space they occupy, the initial harmony inevitably devolves into discontent, strife, and eventually, they begin to kill one another.


I've had enough of you Rats!

When this scenario is exacerbated by introducing a different species, the mayhem 
dramatically accelerates .  






Welcome to Los Angeles



New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles are all prime examples analogous to having too many rats, with too many species in too small  a space .









All according to the
      Gospel of Pittman !
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A component of the Saudi LINE CITY



Editorial Footnote 
[03DEC2022]

Apparently,  the Saudis [whom most urban elitists regard as cave dwelling rag-heads (albeit with advanced technical degrees)], figured all this out, even though, they, like the US, have millions of square miles of empty territory.

They figured that if concentrated urban populations were to become the norm, why not include Urban Planning in the process, incorporating all the innovations identified in Science Fiction essays of decades/centuries past.