“Demobilization” will hit metro construction projects

Stop metro construction projects. 

Or do not start new ones.

Otherwise, you will bankrupt the country. 

I have been coming and going to Istanbul for over 30 years, living here, and working here from time to time.

I will be spending more time here after 2024.

Ever since I first encountered the Harem bus terminal in 1990, I have constantly experienced traffic congestion and the fear of it.

Since the eras of Demirel and Özal, quite a few roads and bridges have been built. 

Ecevit was not very interested in construction projects.

Perhaps it is because he has a poetic soul. 

The other two were like wisdom teeth; they operated with an engineer's mindset.

In the last 20 years, in addition to the additions made to these, we have gone underground.

The idea was to reach our workplaces faster by going underground. 

However, they must have confused Homo sapiens, who completed the vast majority of their evolutionary process long ago, with mice.

Citizens who leave their homes at the crack of dawn in pitch darkness, even before the roosters wake up, try to go to work with their eyes half-open and half-closed once they descend into the underground metro.

Bridges, metros, tunnels, and many other investments.

Still no solution.

“Like the principle of communicating vessels.” Just like that.

The more traffic increases, the more roads you build.

The more roads you build, the more traffic increases.

The traffic problem, which we could not solve by human hand, is now about to solve itself.

In a very short time, a large portion of education will shift to online education programs.

It already has.

“One Tripod, One Phone” 

For example, students who previously had to come to a course in the city center to learn a foreign language now receive education by connecting to a virtual classroom from their mobile phones. 

They save both time and money.

And it is a more effective system that involves foreign teachers.

Meanwhile, foreign teachers connect to the class from distant countries. The system, which turns the time difference into an advantage, provides education without wasting time.

When we get home from work here, the working hours of those in other time zones begin. 

When our downtime becomes their working hours, we all win.

And if there were no exchange rate differences, “it would be even better” but hopefully that will improve too.

The intensity of distance learning in university education will also increase very soon.

In other words, in the near future, nearly half of the students will not be physically heading to campuses.

This situation is already being used extensively in some business sectors. 

A little while ago, I received a call from D-Smart, where I have been struggling to cancel two extra subscriptions that were opened without my knowledge or request, despite already having a standard subscription that includes a side-room subscription.

I only found out about these extra subscriptions by chance when the bills and messages started arriving one after another.

I called,

Welcome to D-Smart

Welcome to the smart

Press nine for English

Little lateral Arabic semantics

The Personal Data Protection Law...

Press 1 for the disclosure text

Between the quality standards and all that jazz

Anyway, we finally reached customer service.

My friend, I already have a subscription, 

And I even have a subscription in the next room, 

Even though I say I don't want any more, the poor girl, a prisoner of a "postmodern" system that has to meet its targets, is tearing herself apart.

Please don't cancel it, sir, she says.

I already have a subscription, miss, I say.

It's a very advantageous package, sir, she says.

I already have a subscription, miss, I repeat.

She says, 'Wouldn't you like to transfer it to your neighbor?'

'I don't have a neighbor, ma'am; the landlord is asking for too much rent, it's been empty for a long time.'

She still insists, 'Let's transfer it to a relative, sir.'

As I say, 'My relatives don't want it either, ma'am,'

'What kind of man are you, sir?' 

She raises her voice and scolds me, saying, 'Don't you even have a mistress? Let's transfer it to her, let it be a New Year's gift.'

'Fine, let's transfer it then,' I say, and I give in.

From the "call center" from the caller's phone "waah waah" we also realize that our sister, who is scolding us over the sound, is breastfeeding her newborn baby.

We managed to squeeze this complaint in as well. 

Now let D-Smart worry about the rest.

They shouldn't create extra subscriptions for a house that already has one again.

And they shouldn't mess with people's mistresses, 

Someone might get a craving

Some have it, some don't, my dear.

And canceling a sucker subscription is also very difficult.

Anyway, our topic is the digitizing world.

Foot traffic is decreasing, and it will decrease even more.

The rate of online meetings is increasing, and it will increase even more.

Vehicles are shrinking, and they will shrink even more.

Vehicles are becoming cheaper, and they will become even cheaper.

Our homes are shrinking, and they will shrink even more.

Families are also shrinking, and they will shrink even further,

Or rather, they will be forced to shrink,

Major conflicts will erupt in regions where the population has increased significantly over the last century,

The surplus population—what we call human beings, but what they see as mere numbers—will be dissolved in tears,

The imperialists have projects in mind for us that will not bring much benefit, but we have not yet fully grasped them.

By the time we do grasp them, it will already be too late.

I am addressing the ministries of construction investment here, but especially the municipal construction investment departments.

If municipalities do not bring our construction investments under control, major bankruptcies will occur, and Turkey will turn into a graveyard of unused projects.

Urban projects will suffer losses.

City subways, roads, and bridges will be used far, far less.

However, high-speed trains, intercity highways, and comfortable aircraft,

The use of these will increase.

Transportation demands for work and education will be replaced by tourist trips.

Those who do not make these plans in the next 20 years will go bankrupt.

Since they won't take me into account, this is enough for now.

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