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It is not easy for any lessons to be learned when the benefits accrue to one class while the price is paid by the hoi polloi to insulate the decision makers from their follies.

When is it ever the case with the jokers in charge right now?

After the buckling shown above, they put in these massive absorbers plus a lot of other improvements:

San Francisco:

Something for the engineers here to ponder upon. :D

The famed mists of Golden Gate:

LOL. This Challenger was a rental I used in my trip to California. Yes, I took that photo.

Hemi-ing on Highway One:

Such folks are definitely on the way out, the percentage is now simply too low to sustain itself. Pakistan is a conundrum only to those who do not understand it. To me, everything happening there is the product of conscious choices by design. The results are equally inevitable, and very...

This segment of the "general' population, particularly at the cesspool forum where scum has risen to the top, is best described by the famous song lines: "Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right!" Need I say anymore? :D

The "general" population is actually too entangled in just getting by day to day to worry about anything else. Iron Brother gets a pass because the narrative is directed towards painting the IMF as the evil bank inflicting all the pain, without any introspection as to why the situation is...

Very well put, indeed!

It depends on the applicable jurisdiction.

Well, let us decide first if there is a problem that requires a solution.

As I have said often, all by intentional design.

Jersey City skyline across the Hudson River:

There are semi tractors that are never shut off for this reason too.

If any foul play is suspected, there will have to be an autopsy.

Some basic background on this topic: https://navymuseum.co.nz/explore/by-themes/technology-and-weapons/degaussing-2/ https://www.comsol.com/blogs/reducing-magnetic-signature-submarine/ Much of the state of the art in hiding such magnetic signatures is currently classified.

The Hudson River valley viewed from Bear Mountain