2. How long does it take to sink a train station underground?
In 🇨🇦 or the 🇺🇸? Probably at least a decade.
In 🇯🇵? About 3 hours.
3. How about that construction site by your home that’s been blowing dust around for years?
How long does it actually take to assemble a 10 story tower?
In the West? About 2 years after approvals.
In China? A day.
4. How do they build bridges in your town?
Because this is how they’re assembled in Asia.
5. Those are easy though.
What if the government needs a high tech research facility for the military?
🇮🇳 does those in 45 days.
6. It’s not because we don’t have smart people. Tiny Mile is Toronto-based, and they build robots that make deliveries cheap & accessible, which will be a game changer for mobility impaired people.
Toronto banned it, now they’re in Charlotte & Miami. We hate talent. 🤷♂️
7. Plutocracies force people into a handful of cities because it’s lucrative for large landholders to create scarcity when none exists.
Countries focused on national growth connect their cities so productivity takes priority.
High speed rail by country.
🇨🇦: 0km
🇺🇸: 80km
8. Oh hey. Young adults on TikTok are starting to wonder what the heck is happening in the West.
It’ll soon start to settle in that a new park or a couple bike lanes won’t fix this. Neither will stacking people in smaller cubes.
The left thinks that’s okay. The right thinks it now needs to be sold off.
The elites & their politicians? They don’t want you to realize that Canada Post’s losses were manufactured so they could loot a public asset.
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2/ InnovaPost was Canada Post’s in house IT provider, handling key infrastructure like email and its shipping platform.
Brilliant. This allows internal transfer for the lowest cost, since any profits are returned.
It was sold to Deloitte in 2024. Obvs they must be suckers.
3/ Canada Post built SCI, a third-party logistics company (3LP) w/ synergistic operations. It was one of 🇨🇦’s largest 3PLs, essential ecommerce infrastructure.
“SCI has been a strong performer for the Canada Post Group of Companies over the years,” Canada Post’s CEO in 2024.