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which would you rather go clean up?
by deft 8y ago
which would you rather go clean up?
- ChuckMcM 8y agoIf I were a city supervisor looking to maximize the health and welfare of people walking on my city's sidewalks, I would fund getting rid of the disease threat before I spent funds on the mechanical threat.
- olefoo 8y agoYes. Let's get rid of the messy, inconvenient, disease ridden humans. All hail the robots; rightful inheritors of San Francisco. /s
- Karrot_Kream 8y agoNobody needs to get _rid_ of the humans. We can use the enforcement money and energy on removing shared scooters to building restrooms for the homeless and having a dedicated street cleaning force to power wash streets.
- heckanoobs 8y agoSF already has those things. The bathrooms are expensive because they need technology that prevents ppl from hanging out in them, so they automatically lock down and power wash the inside after every use. The sidewalk cleaning is also expensive, it costs the city millions per year to power wash the civic center sidewalks every morning. And that's just a fraction of the area. These expensive things don't make the city better they just improve the quality of life for the homeless population, which can now boom until the quality is right back where it started. Would you then add even more bathrooms and street cleaners in response or realize that cleaning the mess isn't going to solve this problem?