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"Why would a city actually want kids?" "School districts want kids for the same reason start-ups want customers: it's hard to scale with smaller demand." "I k
by janlukacs 10y ago
"Why would a city actually want kids?"
"School districts want kids for the same reason start-ups want customers: it's hard to scale with smaller demand."
"I know you don't like sitting next to a table full of kids at a restaurant. Me neither. But children are necessary components of a thriving community"
I believe in capitalism, i'm not sure if this is representative of SF (never been) but this hyper capitalism with no soul/morals/religion where everything is a transaction, an asset, a business is simply scary and starting to feel like Logan's Run. Will you be paying breeders in "poor" areas to supply "kids" for your startups next? (let the down votes pour)
- Toine 10y agoI cannot believe some of the comments I'm reading...
- PeterisP 10y agoAren't we already doing this? A mechanism where people are born and raised in cheap areas and in their twenties go to a expensive place to live and work is (a) in general, already happening in SF; (b) unusual, but kind of works and (c) could be sustained indefinitely, at least without any obvious factors preventing that.