QUOTE(Aloong @ Oct 3 2011, 09:12 PM)
That smrt maps looks confusing
but
If it's above ground, i wonder if there are still spaces for house and buildings.
If it's underground, I wonder will it withstand tsunami.
Looks scary to me.
Looking at the MRT master plan....If it's above ground, i wonder if there are still spaces for house and buildings.
If it's underground, I wonder will it withstand tsunami.
Looks scary to me.
Sometimes I think, if SG size is doubled, from 700km2 to 1,400km2, SG will be a 2nd Switzerland, or surpass Switzerland and perhaps GDP may worth more than Switzerland.
Unfortunately, SG has not enough land to develop, no land for exploitation, somehow or rather, SG will eventually lose its competitiveness.
No matter how SG utilise its space to transform wonders or even build the world largest underground office/theme-park/research centre/casino/MRT underground over another MRT underground/ u named it... all its developments will still be limited to its 700km2. Kesian...
I really hope Indonesia can sell a few inhabited islands to the SG government so that SG can reclaim more land for development to stay competitiveness.... but too bad, this not gonna happen I think...
HK at least still got dozens of mountains that can be used to reclaim land in the future without even depend on China to sell land to them, compare to SG which is a flat-flat island, a single Bukit Timah cant help much tho....
SG is like foreveralone country being sandwiched/squeezed between 2 Muslim countries and I wonder why so many Malaysian Chinese out there still like to bash SG especially in /K/ despite they themselves living in a Muslim country got bullied/sidelined by our current gomen.
This post has been edited by Jurlique: Oct 4 2011, 01:05 AM
Oct 4 2011, 01:03 AM

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