While the world is concentrating its attention on the mandate transition in Washington this week, the magnate Elon Musk y el alcalde de Miami, Francis Suárez, intercambiaban tuits about a tunnel system that the SpaceX founder ofreció construir en la ciudad.
Otros alcaldes sums it up with enthusiasm, but the perspective causes expectation in many, many cities in Miami, and there are some unspoken debates on the slippery geology of the city.
The exchange of all commences the moons, when Musk writes: “The cars and trucks transacted in the traffic generate generative toxic gases, through the subterranean tunnels of @boringcompany in Miami resolve the traffic and series an example.
Con este mensaje, Musk responds to an invitation from Twitter del alcalde de Miami, which visits the review, a discussion of “potential solutions and the benefit of our future”.
Cars and trucks in traffic, megaton produces toxic gases and particles, but @boringcompany road tunnels under Miami would solve traffic and be an example to the world.
Chat with @RonDeSantisFL about tunnels last week. If governor and mayor want to do that, we’ll do it.
– Elon Musk (@elonmusk) 18 January 2021
Musk, who had been cataloged as the richest person in the world, added that he had spent the week passing over the tunnels of The boring company, one of his jobs, with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.
“If the governor and the alkali want this to happen, we will hear it”, the spaceX leader and Tesla.
Miami-Dade County Attorney Daniella Levine-Cava, the “hablemos” respondent and Fort Lauderdale, Dean Trantalis, said their request was “part of the discussion.”
Let’s talk
– Daniella Levine Cava (@MayorDaniella) 18 January 2021
The exchange takes place in the context of Suárez’s esfuerzos, the Miami Alcalde, to attract Silicon Valley investors and techies to the “magic city”.
But many will show their skepticism about the difficulties of constructing a tunnel in a slippery geology and proclaiming floods at the level of the sea.
“I do not appear very intelligent and will certainly be caro”, said Kurtis Gurley, professor of structural engineering at the University of Florida, on the CBS Miami channel.
“It’s probably the most important and innovative human being alive, but it’s something that explains the geology of Florida before it becomes one. [porquería] Incredibly stupid “, said Michael Grunwald, Florida columnist for the Politico magazine.
Michelle Grand, a 24-year-old student of civil engineering at Florida State University, told AFP that if it was interesting to “explore ways to improve the public transportation system”, she would like to investigate if the project “can be implemented without cause impact on ambience “.
Florida is a powerhouse of powdery mildew, with abundant subterranean or submarine canals, including floods and the appearance of caravans, cavities that appear to have subdued erosion produced by the subterranean water and can be traced to a house.