Interdice
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Imo turning Australia into a silicon valley will ruin it. You'd take away all of the greenery that makes Australia so nice to make buildings. Besides California has more poppulatin than entire australia. Unless you want more immigrants, it's not going to work. If you take in too much immigrants, it's going to be a nightmare. If you take too much Chinese, ur gonna turn austrlaia into a authoriarian dictoatorship. If you take too much middle eastern people, Australia's gonna turn into a slave country.My dream is to create a culture of heroism, regardless of the place, and to inspire innovation and unwavering faith in impossible but yet still yearned for ideals, whether through a second renaissance in the arts, the sciences, a liberation movement, or any other story that an entire generation or longer can feel to be personally apart of at the individual level.
Maybe one way of starting this up could be by making Australia into another Silicon Valley, which wouldn’t be hard to do, since all one has to do is make a company that the Australian economy would rely on at the level of their export of goods such as mining and livestock, as it is today.
If a new multibillion dollar industry becomes Australia’s pillar, while also holding the expectations of innovative progression, then ‘The American Dream’ would no longer be strictly American.
(Ok, saying it ‘wouldn’t be hard to do’ is a bit of a stretch, but it definitely seems doable.)
This freedom of potential with a culture of heroic principles (inspiration, faith, and hope), instead of the ‘necessary evils’ we see today, is the closest thing I believe a society can get to towards achieving a utopia, which is to simply follow the laws of nature, rather than the machinations of an -ism, whether communism, extreme-capitalism, or socialism.
Australia isn't the United States. I don't think anyone wants it to become the united states. I love the USA, but I don't want it where I live.
Culture of Heroism regardless of place? Cmon man. That's impossible. There's always gonna be some poor Bangaldeshi kid making ur clothes. Or a South American dude plucking the cocabeans from the tree. I once saw this smoking hot Chinese girl making iPhones in foxconn. It made me so sad, because she was so so so hot and she would have been the hottest girl in my class. Unfortunetely we're gonna need a lower class to sacrifise their life for our benefit. Very sad. If you have a solution to that problem, ur getting a peace prize.
Also the American dream doesn't exist anymore. No one in america can afford houses anymore except the rich. Kinda like Sydney. Los Angeles has slums just like Mumbai. More like American nightmare. I want that far far away from Australia







