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Nothing in their argument requires such a dichotomy - just that the "talented" people who can afford to live in these areas are drawn from all across the US, me
by makomk 11y ago
Nothing in their argument requires such a dichotomy - just that the "talented" people who can afford to live in these areas are drawn from all across the US, meaning that most of the young people living there are priced out. Think about Silicon Valley, for example, and what happens to all the people who grow up there without the qualifications and skills to work in the tech industry.
- obstacle1 11y ago>The affluent and the talented are flooding into superstar cities and tech hubs, creating a vicious competition for space that is pushing out the young The above quote certainly is asserting a talented/young dichotomy, as well as an affluent/young dichotomy. It's either deeply-engrained bias or sloppy writing. Pick one, depending on your level of cynicism.