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there probably is a middle ground. Just because i disagree with the rather radical opinion that claims it's most efficient to just barely fulfill minimum requir
by Jon_Lowtek 6y ago
there probably is a middle ground. Just because i disagree with the rather radical opinion that claims it's most efficient to just barely fulfill minimum requirement and that throw-away & buy-new should be considered for civil engineering doesn't automatically mean i favor the radical extreme opposite opinion.
I am just stating the very obvious problem.
- lallysingh 6y agoI think ultimately the problem is that infra is an investment in future growth, but the decision makers aren't accountable on failure.