@georgetakei beachfront needs... well... beaches. You can’t just move the interstices off the sea and the land inward and expect sand to magically appear. If you’re really, really lucky, there may be a few spots ideally shaped and situated to let the ocean currents drop the sand they carry there, but they’ll be fairly rare. That whole “miles of golden sand” thing? That takes many thousands of years to really get its feet under it.
@georgetakei how does it even make sense? Some property that wasn't beachfront property will become beachfront... but only because the previous beachfront property is now under water.
And that's only after you demolish the flooded buildings fix the landscaping and haul in sand...
What do people who run even no-brainer businesses like casinos into the ground and people who claim 'Rising Sea Levels Just Mean 'More Beachfront Property'' have in common.
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I've been reading the first 3 words and realized it's about Mr. EX Präsi. Not because of the words itself but because of the venomous sarkasm. Btw: can you recommend a source to buy good blueberries from South Carolina?