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This is a useful discussion here of why they didn't do it my way — the decision narrowly makes sense if you understand the constraints decision-makers understood themselves to be operating with. But the constraints could have been avoided. https://t.co/Ren4mdNo7b — PolitiTweet.org

The notion that the commuter rail cost structure was intrinsic to the mode is one we know to be demonstrably false,… https://t.co/zztbdn21zv

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A lot of people adopted a learned helplessness attitude to oil prices, but Biden (with some lag) shook it off and recognized that the United States is now the Saudi Arabia of oil and has real ability to impact world prices. https://t.co/15NSCF32DO https://t.co/oHFybL7xNx — PolitiTweet.org

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There's a Swiss mantra "organization before electronics before concrete." The American way is to do the opposite of that — instead of solving coordination problems, optimizing operational practices, and changing regulations we build around these issues. — PolitiTweet.org

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