> What are you going to do, set up a central government agency that tells citizens where they can and can't live? I didn't see api suggest government intervent

> What are you going to do, set up a central government agency that tells citizens where they can and can't live? I didn't see api suggest government intervention. I imagine at some point, if FAANG doesn't adjust the wages for their direct, local employees or start to contribute more to supporting service sectors then they'll be forced to decentralize. I see no insurmountable reasons preventing Google spreading to Wichita, Akron or Chatanooga, the employees just need to start demanding better living conditions. That said, it seems like younger folks want to live in environments more like Tokyo than Des Moines.