Telosa: $400 Billion New Smart City in The USA

Introducing Telosa, the revolutionary smart city of the future in the United States! This ambitious project, announced by former Walmart executive and billionaire Marc Lore in September 2021, promises to be a game-changer for sustainable urban living. Telosa is a $400 billion, 150,000-acre city set to welcome its first residents by 2030 and will feature a massive skyscraper at its center, and promises 100% sustainability, and drought-resistant water systems. Possible building locations include Nevada, Utah, Idaho, Arizona, and Texas.

The city of Telosa is designed to be a model of efficiency and sustainability, where commutes are just 15 minutes, buildings are covered in lush greenery, and gas-powered vehicles are banned. The first phase of construction, estimated to cost $25 billion, will cover 1,500 acres and house 50,000 residents by 2030. The total project is expected to exceed $400 billion, and the city will reach its target population of 5 million within 40 years.

This smart city is not just a pipe dream. It's a tangible reality that is set to change the way we live, work, and play in the United States. With the visionary mind of Marc Lore at the helm, Telosa is poised to become a leader in sustainable urban development and set a new standard for smart cities around the world.

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[annamarkham-roberts]

They don't want people to own anything, just obedient workers

[newmericanow]

It will be like Hotel California. You can enter but you can not leave.

[marcsu]

I can see my grandkids watching a video about 2 abandoned cities, one in the US and one in Saudi Arabia....

[jrgee]

THEY GOT ONE OF TO THESE IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA ALREADY, IT'S CALLED SAN QUENTIN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY.

[FYRFOX]

It’s NEVER what it seems, it’ll eventually be like one of the districts in Hunger Games.

[Cruck]

How about fixing all these potholes first 🤣

[CrispyGrey]

Sounds like living in a fancy jail cell. But a cell is still a cell.

[sfm]

Yeah, there's a old Spanish song by Los Tigeres that says " Even if the cage is made of gold, it is still a prison"

[BruceWayne]

"You can't escape from a prison if you don't know you're in one."

[justgone]

Sounds like one of those places I would never be caught dead in, let alone live there!

[HumanIntelligence]

Isn't it odd that a corporation head that had most of its employees on food stamps is rich enough to build a smart city.

[michaeldublg]

Remember I said this. The word "smart city" is code for surveillance, tracking and social Credit City.

[charlescroes]

In the horrible event of global conflict, this would be target #1. This is nuts!

[justsaying]

If it's ANYTHING like a wal mart, I'm out!😂

[Fjdkdidndkdixkxkod]

Now that the fires have cleared out a path in California, maybe they will build something like this there...

[andrewc]

But yet they still can’t figure a way to fix homelessness smh 🤦‍♂️

[SherryCalloway]

Hell the word Walmart was all I needed to hear to say, HELL NO!!!!

[jameswarner]

Sounds great! Watched on every street corner watched in every restaurant watched in your own bedroom! They should call the city Fishbowl.

[gamerthumbbs]

Smart cities means more control. Say no to cbdc