Exploring the 15-Minute City Concept

A trucker somehow stumbled into America's first 15-minute city,

and it's being built right now.

It's in Frisco, Texas, and people are shocked to learn the details.

This is what I mean, ladies and gentlemen, about a smart city.

These apartment complexes will have everything. you need.

Grocery store, daycare center, hair salons, you name it's gonna be here.

Doctors, you name it.

So you really have no reason to go anywhere else.

And as I said before in other posts,

they want you comfortable being uncomfortable.

Look at this project.

I am actually on site at this facility this new 15-minute city that they're building

I am and as I told you guys in a previous post I own a

trucking company and my purpose of being here is is that we deliver the lighting

for this place.

And this is how I learned that this place actually existed.

So these are the lights that I bring here every week, twice a week

for this monstrosity of a complex.

So it's just not I'm getting pictures from somebody else.

This is actually a real place that I'm at.

This is in Frisco, Frisco, Texas.

his credit, he tried to warn people about the dangers of this experimental housing development.

You will own nothing and be happy.

The price of homes will be so expensive

that you can't afford a home,

and this is where you will end up at.

A true 15-minute city

with thousands of people on top of you. each other.

Paying what's equivalent to today's mortgage.

Thousands of dollars.

Do you want this to be your final happiness?

In his comment section, there are people defending these 15-minute cities.

But you only need to look at other smart city projects to see where this is going.

Imagine you can only travel for 15 minutes, buy three items of clothing a year,

fly just once every three years to Europe, and never eat meat again.

That's part of the 15-minute city plan that sounds so great. in the glossy brochures.

I'm Dr. Renee, I'm free driving days a year through traffic filters,

plus 25 for the congestion zones.

If you go over it, cameras catch you, the DVLA data is harnessed and IDs you and fines hit your mat.

You thought flock was bad? How about cameras covering every inch of the city you live in?

And how about wearable devices that track your personal carbon? footprint in real time.

through technology, an ability for consumers to measure their own carbon footprint.

What does that mean?

That's where are they traveling?

How are they traveling?

What are they eating? What are they consuming on the platform?

So individual carbon footprint tracker.

Stay tuned. We don't have it operational yet, but this is something that we're working on.