No candidate has ever offered this. I am a structural engineer and have decided on this as a view of my own.
paranoia
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I don't live in America, I don't care about America. It would cost about 800b EUR to fund it in Denmark without considering economies of scale, industrialisation or existing stock. In my opinion, it is completely achievable.
I already pay the top rate of tax in Denmark. I am completely fine with it. My personal belief is cheap accessibility to work and living space is what generates prosperity.
To say "no one wants to pay for it" to me when my marginal rate is over 52% is ridiculous.
Idk. The kind where I believe that every adult over 18 should be given 80m2 by the government. Apartment, office space, storage space, workshop, lab, whatever.
I believe that you shouldn't need to worry about a place to live at the bare minimum, and I believe that not having space for people to use and experiment with is one of the main hindrances of economic development (development, not "growth")
Just a reminder that Reddit was once difficult for people to understand.
To be honest though, I'm a bit disappointed by the other users here. The quality of comments is really poor, both idiotic and adversarial. I'm talking fox news comment section level.
Throw a water balloon
Ok.
The point is that you are interfering with someone else's work by doing this. It is fundamentally disrespectful.
Okay, what are the circumstances? You're skirting around the fact here, just say what you think was so bad. Did you say you were being molested? Did you say you saw someone cheating, taking heroin, etc.? Unless it was something on this level, I don't think it was your fault as a 6 year old.
The biggest factor is that the cost of labour is extremely low. If the machinery costs €200 in fuel a day, you could instead pay 40 people in these rural and impoverished areas.
Driving heavy equipment on sand is not that risky. We're talking a single digger here, not a 1000t mobile crane.
I mean the diesel engine department would probably be quite big for a company like Volkswagen. Each engine type has a team of engineers and a manager.