Some people in Silicon Valley like to complain that Europe can't innovate. Yesterday I took a 190 mile per hour train underwater from London to Brussels in less than two hours. That inability to innovate would be welcome in California's transport system anytime.
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It's not a schtick (speaking of journalism). It's called addressing an audience. It's not always about you, Mr. Euro.
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You’re shooting all over the place. We are talking about one thing: Is Eurostar profitable. It is. You said it wasn’t. You were wrong.
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Great win on a technicality there, considering you derailed (hah) the argument with this bullshit. The point being - a 25 year old tunnel isn't some striking proof of European competitiveness in "innovation."https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/02/the-state-of-research-and-innovation-in-europe-in-7-charts/ …
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“Technicality”
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Oh for goodness sake, man. You said Eurostar was massively subsidised and unprofitable. It isn’t. Then you started riffing about the entire European rail network. Own it and move on.
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