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yeah

best business ppl I know convert liabilities into assets

That's a hilarious take. We can't liquidate our streets and parks though, as individuals, to extract cash value back out... so I'd say it's beyond illiquid.

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you are also very anecdotal here as everyone else. As I said with the other guy as well, it makes no sense to discuss your perception when there'd be data available to argue whether the perception actually reflects reality or not. the US is a VERY large landmass so to just say "US doesn't do infra" is crazy

Just came back from travels and a variant of this was the 1st thing that came to mind driving from the airport. So much capital in Europe is tied up in quality infrastructure: roads, trains, lights, bridges, energy, internet, walkways, water etc. and distributed more equitably via public vs. private distribution models

idk I feel like it‘s just cope, that argument is so out there

it's actually a good point

you may still think being illiquid equals being poor