The Otra Nation's hyperloop network would stretch about 1,250 miles, turning the US-Mexico border into an unincorporated territory.There would be stations along the hyperloop for people from any country to board.The network would also feature several solar farms, which would power the hyperloop. The designers say an equal number of Americans and Mexicans would build the system.The plan would cost approximately $15 billion — less the $21 billion that the Department of Homeland Security estimated a border wall would cost. The designers also predict that their system would create $1 trillion in trade."The 19th century brought us boundaries, the 20th century we built walls, the next will bridge nations by creating communities based on shared principles of economic resiliency, energy independence, and a trust-based society," the designers wrote.
even though i don't agree with a wall this is a really smart way of doing itthis will produce a lot more jobs than a normal wall
The Otra Nation's hyperloop network would stretch about 1,250 miles, turning the US-Mexico border into an unincorporated territory....It also launched a petition to replace the current border fencing with its hyperloop design.
The hyperloop is handicapped and so are all of you
