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hannah
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| Country | Nepal |
| Signed Up | January 15, 2015 |
| Last Posted | March 1, 2026 at 1:35 AM |
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#30
High Speed Rail in America
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Off Topic
JwI have no intention of ever boarding a train, so I shouldn't have to pay for it
selfish mentality
posted about 4 years ago
#24
High Speed Rail in America
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Off Topic
JwhannahI hate the United States government. Who are you arguing with?JwTo build one mile of high speed rail in America costs about 87 million dollars. To build one high speed rail track from NYC to LA would cost over 243 billion dollars. That's an extreme example, but you can see how the cost balloons and why no entrepreneur has attempted to do this, especially since America is more "spread out" in general than other countries.87 million dollars per mile! That's too expensive! But of course we can pay for the war in Afghanistan ($300 million per day).
What I’m saying is that the cost isn’t as bad as many other government projects. Other countries have bitten the bullet and put up high speed rail, and we have the money to as well
posted about 4 years ago
#22
High Speed Rail in America
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JwTo build one mile of high speed rail in America costs about 87 million dollars. To build one high speed rail track from NYC to LA would cost over 243 billion dollars. That's an extreme example, but you can see how the cost balloons and why no entrepreneur has attempted to do this, especially since America is more "spread out" in general than other countries.
87 million dollars per mile! That's too expensive! But of course we can pay for the war in Afghanistan ($300 million per day).
posted about 4 years ago
#10
High Speed Rail in America
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JwDespite its history and lack of high speed rail, I think the system in America right now is pretty decent. America has the most miles of railroad out of any country in the world*. There are lots of railroads in use in America today, just not high speed ones. Railroad companies here simply make more money by shipping hundreds of transport containers on one train at a slow speed, than by shipping a small amount of passenger carriages at a high speed.
You can both ship transport containers and have quality high-speed rail for passengers. They're not mutually exclusive
posted about 4 years ago
#6
High Speed Rail in America
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Off Topic
buudi'd use it
But you live in Croatia……..
posted about 4 years ago
#1
High Speed Rail in America
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Off Topic
One of the things that upsets me is the lack of high speed rail in America. Take a look at Europe’s high speed rail
https://i.imgur.com/TmBYZCV.png
Or China’s
https://i.imgur.com/x2xmxnb.jpg
For short distances, HSR is cheaper than flying and faster and less dangerous than driving. If America had a good high speed rail network, would you use it?
posted about 4 years ago
#10
What are the little things that make you happy
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World Events
Trains/busses arriving at the station. Really anything public transportation related just makes me smile
posted about 4 years ago
#1
change name :o
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Requests
change to hannah please. this is my last change i swear. i don't go by lithium at all anymroe
posted about 4 years ago
#1
Sensitivity switch bind
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Customization
I use different sensitivities for projectile and hitscan. Is there a bind that can be made where I can toggle between the two of them? Please help I am clueless
posted about 4 years ago
#12
spoon meta
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TF2 General Discussion
Also a shame how few soldiers have experimented with the pain train recently. Some soldiers seem to prioritize getting damage and kills with spoon over helping your team with the pain train. On maps where a scout is more valuable than a soldier (almost all of them) it’s much better to leave a soldier to cap points than a scout
posted about 4 years ago
#11
spoon meta
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TF2 General Discussion
Reject modernity. Return to escape plan
posted about 4 years ago
#32
Is consistency always a good thing?
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The Dumpster
Why is this guy not perma’d yet
posted about 4 years ago