Yeah, it makes sense to put it not in the centre but within (say) 1h of the centre. Then you can recruit from an 8 figure workforce including multiple universit

Yeah, it makes sense to put it not in the centre but within (say) 1h of the centre. Then you can recruit from an 8 figure workforce including multiple universities, offer a huge list of places to live and amenities to workers, meet reliability with everyone from regulators to ambassadors to investors to lawyers, have gold standard infrastructure, etc. I'm never sure when it comes to water. I think a lot of places in the west chose to have shortages by refusing to build infrastructure and wasting supply on subsidizing things like (export orientated, unnecessarily high water use forms of) agriculture. But I am no expert...