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Yeah except Chinese high speed is shoddy and accident prone. Couple that will how China deals with unfavourable news. You get really bad outcomes.

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Wenzhou train collision - Wikipedia

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better than doing nothing though, and from that article it seems that Europe has a bigger problem with rail accidents? (at least in terms of highest casualties)
Obviously the Japanese HSR network is the gold standard, but from the article :

As of August 2024, the crash has remained the only serious accident on the Chinese high-speed rail network, which now accounts for two-thirds of the world's total high-speed railways, carries over 2 billion passengers every year and still is undergoing large-scale expansion.
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It's going to take a whole lot of convincing to persuade me that only 3% are atheists. Frankly the 33% estimate seems a lot closer to truth. I suspect they are counting a lot of nominals are part of some religion. For example my wife was raised Catholic, me Methodist. I doubt either of us has been to either a Catholic or Methodist church for anything but a funeral, wedding or church dinner in at least 25 years and certainly don't fund those institutions. What do we count as?

I suspect that the vast majority of our friends/associates fit roughly into the same situation as us.
 
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