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If JAPAN Completes This CRAZY MEGAPROJECT, The WORLD Will Change Forever! Top 20



If JAPAN Completes This CRAZY MEGAPROJECT, The WORLD Will Change Forever! Top 20

If JAPAN Completes This CRAZY MEGAPROJECT, The WORLD Will Change Forever! Top 20

The construction industry is a cornerstone of national economies worldwide. Its condition plays a crucial role in the development of many industrial and social sectors, which is why substantial amounts of money are allocated to construction projects.

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  2. @elmeredwards5550 on

    As an American Youtuber, I would like to here Imperial units used before the Metric ones are uttered. The Metric units are almost meaningless to some of us (hard to envision on their own compared to the Imperial Units to which many a generation of us grew up on and are totally accustomed). It is not that the USA is trying to play hardball on switching to the Metric system but rather there has been little effort to acclimate the public (especially the elderly) through a comparative analysis concerning each and every category of measurement to visualize the quantities and become more comfortable with the differences. It is readily understood for me to walk 1 mile than it is for me to understand exactly where 1 kilometer is going to fall, shorter than or greater than that 1 mile.

  3. @user-hb5nj8zk3f on

    Construction might keep the population employed but few of them will be able to afford to live there. there are full cities that sit empty and homeless fill the streets. This is old but it is just more proof that the leaders of these countries has failed they are still failing

  10. @MS-60663 on

    Sick of this! Talking about the "cost" of a project!

    If a project costs 1 trillion dollars, then that cost is directly given to the engineers, scientists, construction workers and management (and share-holders). End result, this trillion dollars is back in the system again, the monies being recirculated throughout all of the financial institutions. If these projects really cost so much, then they would not be built, period. Cost assumes loss; recirculation of money is not a GDP loss.

  16. @LannyVilensky on

    Maybe The Big Guy will pay his fine with TAX PAYER money. Yep the Traitor to America will pardon his son. The entire Biden family should be locked up.

  22. @matthewmolina9485 on

    It is strange no one ever mentions the occupation of people living there? In the middle of nowhere! Are they all independently wealthy? What are the jobs for residents, besides maintenance personnel of all that futuristic electro-mechanical-computerized equipment? Are these places fancy resorts for the wealthy non-working people?