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That, to me, is the real point here. You could not imagine a state or country with more going for it. Farming, the technological and entertainment hubs of the
by TomOfTTB 16y ago
That, to me, is the real point here. You could not imagine a state or country with more going for it. Farming, the technological and entertainment hubs of the world along with a climate that produces idealic beaches, snow covered mountains and an ideal enviornment for theme parks (little rain combined with mild temp).
California should be studied as what not to do because the fact that it has become so screwed up is almost beyond belief
Edit: I forgot shipping. One whole side of the state is along the pacific and we're the closest landlocked state to Asia where all the cheap goods are made
- stretchwithme 16y agolandlocked?
- lazugod 16y agoAlaska and Hawaii are closer, but don't share a border with any other states. California does: thus, it's considered landlocked.
- rdl 16y agoI'm expanding a startup in Texas or Washington State due to not just the high costs of California, but the uncertainty -- the state is basically bankrupt, as are many local municipalities, and it's really unclear what changes will happen as a result. WA's government is better, but not vastly; TX seems like the most solvent state with a viable startup nexus (I don't see Alaska becoming a startup center unless global warming vastly improves things :).
- protomyth 16y agoNorth Dakota has a budget surplus, but is not going to be a startup culture anytime soon. Although a lot of towns have fiber to the home.