Not high enough NOT HIGH ENOUGH!Originally posted by Dounut:I like that, this is cool ! !
Singapore is a Vertical Counutry with a Vertical Capital ! !
Suntec is already a Vertical Sillican Valley of Singapore, the Vertical Version of the Sillican Valley in USA ! !![]()
You might have problem lending onto the ground ? ?Originally posted by BillyBong:Not high enough NOT HIGH ENOUGH!
Can have my 'penthouse' poking out into space?
I won't really see that as a 'flaw'... But it's more like a natural 'law' for any population / culture...?Originally posted by the Bear:well, it's all about economics...
damn the people, they're just fodder for "economics"
but seriously... the economic model the whole world is following is flawed... but no one dares to say any different... there will be a plateau reached where the resources cannot handle humanity... and then there's a nosedive and there is a great die-out...
it has already happened in Easter Island and a few other ancient civilisations...
it will happen to us if we allow this kind of insane "increase population" in order to sustain some warped economics to go on...
btw, orchard road is a goddamned moshpit already... so much so that i dread going there...
As for Hong Kong and Macau, they have mass land of mountain and forest.How much forest and mountain we have as compared to them. We have only a Natural reserve in Bukit Timah. Anyway,they have more land if they include China.Their citizens can travel to many places in China. Even though we are the 4th densest after them.Originally posted by LazerLordz:We and Hong Kong, the twin Vertical Capitals.![]()
Originally posted by Dounut:What about blaming Sir Thomas Standford Raffles for not buying over the State of Johor or any land south of Muar River to be "Bundled" with Singapore Island, when he "Purchased" it back in 1819 ? ?![]()
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Ever watched the movie Logan's Run? There's the solution to the problem of an aging population.Originally posted by ShutterBug:I was wondering;
If our gov is concerned about the growing number of old and aged citizens based on current population size, how are they going to cope with a larger population with MORE old and aged in future??
Originally posted by ShutterBug:I was wondering;
If our gov is concerned about the growing number of old and aged citizens based on current population size, how are they going to cope with a larger population with MORE old and aged in future??
You think, with the new generation of young, "exceptional", and globally mobile children will stay around to take care of aged parents????
I still feel our gov has a few screws and nuts loose and rolling around somewhere.

that building looks like the tower of niches in Mount Vernon Crematorium..Originally posted by MohamedF:My answer to the question "is Singapore overcrowded?" is DUH~~
This country is so crowded, the houses has becomed so small...
Back is Brunei, my house bathroom is bigger than a 2-room flat.... Serious....
So the solution:
The sky city project.... 1000m high is the sky.... WOnder is SG can tahan the weight?
Flaw lah when now the old got no money for mega medical bills, they turn to their children and when the children turn old themselves (and have no children), who's going to pay their even bigger mega medical bills?Originally posted by the Bear:heh heh heh..
this generation of young people will become the next generation of old people...
strangely, this myopic view of "increasing population to support the greying population" chooses to ignore this fact
so.. is the economic model we chose flawed or what?
Originally posted by Wega007:propose a new theory and have Economist accept that and U will be the next Nobel Prize winner!
by saying Flawed Flawed and no solution still like that.
U think those Economist Baka? It is too complex to offer a solution that everyone will agree on.