Agile core is the feedback loop. I can't believe people still don't get it. Feedback from reality is always faster than guessing on the air.

Waterfall is never great. The only time when you need something else than Agile is when lives are at stake, you need there formal specifications and rigorous testing.

SDD allows better output than traditional programming. It is similar to waterfall in the sense that the model helps you to write design docs in hours instead of days and take more into account as a result. But the feedback loop is there and it is still the key part in the process.

Instead of 10 formations of 6 wagons you have 60 buses.

You have same capacity and one third of traveling time per ride.

I don't get it. Suppose this scenario:

- Instead of big formations, replace each wagon with an electric minibus. - Instead of stopping in all stations, each minibus stops in, lets say 3 or 4. - Each passenger checks into the bus dinamically assigned to their stop. - Minibuses can surpass each other.

You have less dwell time, each ride is reduced to one third of the time.

I want underground mini buses, optimizing their stops to the passengers' inside. Most of we passengers go to hub stations.

Tubes are like a 100-year old tech without remarkable changes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_Venezuelan_presidential_e...

https://youtu.be/qxlpRDr6aEg?si=jQdhOwslOLrZBN_5

https://youtu.be/FRbX18Evcvg?si=OLpsLCY4MQwAyIEP

https://youtu.be/aISwtCy02Hg?si=Y0TRfj-bHQANSklZ

https://youtube.com/shorts/4azk6qDE9-I?si=J2SjBmJtAXotU6js

But check the news, the web, talk to people objectively.I can be wrong, but I think the evidence is overwhelming, statistically speaking.Check for yourself.

Venezuela was not a sovereign state, it wasn't people's will at all to have Maduro as head of state, rather the opposite is true.

As I have mentioned, we can only guess the real motivation behind this.