The Tulip Won’t Bloom in London, Thanks to Rights-Violating Politicians
The Stifling Effect of Government Control on Urban Innovation and Individual Rights
When Brazilian billionaire Jacob Safra and his company, Safra Group, designed The Tulip, a distinctive one-thousand-foot-tall tourist attraction in the City of London, they sought to create a “high-tech wonder” “designed to draw visitors from London, the UK and around the world” to London’s East End.1 The flower-shaped tower was designed with pods that r…
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