If only the Saudi 170km long new town Neom had actually been built...

If only the Saudi 170km long new town Neom had actually been built...

1. The 100km-long section in the middle is a hot desert area where there is nothing on both sides. The people who live in it just live in it.
2. No cars or buses were allowed and only high-speed trains were to be built. If there is a fire, fire trucks will not be able to come. Even if a crime occurs, police cars will not be dispatched.
3. In order for that strangely long city to function as a city, it needs to have a means of transportation that can travel quickly to and from both ends. So I promised to build an underground high-speed train so that it can travel from end to end in 20 minutes, but even if you calculate it without the acceleration and deceleration time, you have to run at a speed of 510 kilometers per hour. The Shanghai maglev train is currently the fastest in the world, with a speed of about 410 kilometers per hour. In addition, at least dozens of train stations must be built in order to prevent isolated areas in the city without cars and buses... Then you only accelerate and decelerate before arriving. Hours from one end to the other.
4. I set the height of the city at 500m, which is the tallest buildings in New York. Then the people living on the top floor have to have an elevator every walkable distance to get downstairs... I need more than the number of high-rise elevators that are already around the world. 9 million people are planning to live.
5. The city is 500 meters high and 200 meters wide and 170 kilometers long, and the outer wall is a mirror, making it difficult for sunlight to enter the city. Since there is no plan on how to cool the air, I cannot let sunlight in as much as I have, so I will cover it up somehow. Then, no matter how much artificial lighting is installed in it, it will become a dark space. Outside the outer wall is still a hot desert, but the sunlight reflected by the outer wall mirror makes it a land of death where nothing can live.

Even if you just look through it, there's a lot of absurdity other than this, but let's stop here.

... It's a relief for Saudi Arabia that it was canceled quickly.