Can't build out, won't build up, price goes up

They already have the first fully automated light metro in the US to make the dream real. Honolulu just needs to believe in themselves.

1 million Honolulans by 2045

could be worse I guess

I know someone who's brother was in the car. They kidnapped a girl as well - I'm not sure why it's not being reported on but as far as I'm aware she's still missing.

Also, pointing to the research from Eriksen & Orlando (2021) that the cost of extra height is nonlinear & tends to happen at different break points when construction material & building code ramps up requirements. So, allowing single stair to reach the height before highrise codes kicks-in, is good.

Your application for a zoning variance to rebuild the Sears Tower has been denied. Cut the height in half and break up the massing and we might give you a chance to try again in three years.

I haven't voted in-person once in my entire life. Voting in-person feels like an alien and backwards practice to me.

I've never voted in person in my life, and suppression like this is why I'm glad I'll never have to. Oregon's vote by mail system is much more robust.

brick hits brain = dead
brick hits car = acceptable
brick hits bike = not considered