I agree. But Miami needs to invest in the most advanced and cost effective mass transit that is possible. And the best solution on the horizon, hands down, is @swyftcities. Born out of Google’s Project Swyft, with contracts in development around the country and the world. Modular networks of autonomous smart vehicles that bypass the traffic and obstacles on the ground. $20-25m a mile is cheap compared to existing mass transit. Can move over 2,500 people per hour each line, each way. Can be built fast. More accurately installed in cities. Start with a pilot and watch the network grow. It is like Legos. I’m working on bringing it to Miami-Dade. DM’s are open to people that want to help!

So the weather is fake, just like the news.

White House, June 2024 vs June 2026:

hahahaha so good

That was crazy Knicks win.

Universal mail in ballots, can’t ask for voter ID, and can’t audit ballots. Calling this election legitimate is Soviet era slop. Truly embarrassing to be pushing it. Would be better to say nothing than to degrade one’s self in this way.

So messed up.

This is really, really crazy

Harvesting phantom voter’s ballots increases turnout. Duh.

The reason ID is banned in California (and New York) elections is to enable large-scale fraud. When you combine no ID and mail-in voting, fraud is de facto legalized.

Really hope @JamesOKeefeIII had someone in this ballot harvesting operation in LA. Problem is all is sources are too good looking. Now way they could fit in.

Team of 6 seasteaders will each present. 3 company leaders, 2 maritime lawyers & me. Our tech for a thousand free cities.

Wait. That wasn’t in the musical! #Hamilton

It’s crazy to think that soon snarky press will have to refer to @elonmusk as ‘trillionaire’ instead of billionaire.

Break it into 10,000 components and make it cheap and stay at sea for a century. You got yourself startup nano-nations. For pre-sale now: arkpad.co/

OMG 😆

Why is Adam Miller doing so poorly even after dumping $3M into his own campaign? Maybe it’s his bankrolling of alleged rapist Eric Swalwell. Or the $750K he took from FireAid. Either way, a vote for Miller is a waste of your vote. Vote Pratt today.

If you don't vote, I don't want to hear you ever complain about any of the filth, crime, or decline in LA again. Get off your butt and VOTE, or enjoy what you get.

What if the future of transportation is closer than we think? That question inspired both my latest Substack article and Episode #168 of the @AgentInnovation Podcast featuring @jeralpo, founder and CEO of @swyftcities Jeral spent 15 years at Google working in transportation planning and real estate development, giving him a front-row seat to some of the world's most ambitious mobility projects. What surprised him was the conclusion he reached: many of the transportation solutions receiving the most attention—including autonomous vehicles and flying cars—may do little to solve congestion in rapidly growing cities. Instead, he's helping develop a different vision: autonomous, on-demand vehicles that travel above traffic on an elevated cable network, providing direct trips without stoplights, congestion, or unnecessary stops. As someone who lives in Miami—a city experiencing tremendous growth and increasingly challenging traffic—I found the conversation fascinating. It also reminded me of a broader lesson: entrepreneurs often see possibilities where others see problems. In my latest Fearless Journeys Substack article, "The Future of Transportation May Be Closer Than You Think," I explore what this conversation taught me about innovation, travel, curiosity, and the importance of imagining solutions that don't yet exist. You can: 📖 Read the article on Substack: fearlessjourneys.substack.co… 🎙️ Listen to Episode #168 of the Agents of Innovation Podcast -- availably on Spotify, Apple, or wherever you listen to podcasts. 📺 Watch the full conversation on YouTube: youtu.be/v6dOc0w1Nq8?si=j-Rp… 🚠 Learn more about Swyft Cities and their vision for the future at swyftcities.com Whether you're interested in entrepreneurship, transportation, real estate, technology, city-building, or simply how innovation shapes our daily lives, I think you'll find both the article and podcast conversation worth your time. @NickGarzilli

One of the biggest problems that Karen Bass and Nithya Raman have created for young Angelenos is the cost of living. Affordability is crushing us. Here’s my plan to make LA life more affordable for you, and put more $$$ in your pocket. We cannot afford another 4 years of Karen.

Just wow. Go @spencerpratt 🙏🙏 Let’s save LA!!