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I'm open to hearing your experience and if maybe you're just able to overlook the excruciating human suffering that is visible day to day in the city. I think

• pengaru 6y ago
  In a post Silicon Valley 2.0 SF, the city becomes more affordable and the disaster you see in the streets will substantially improve. SF was nowhere near this bad before techies flooded the place and priced everyone out of the housing market. If I'm not mistaken that's the entire premise of this thread of discussion. Are you completely blind to the relationship cost of living has to homelessness and crime?
  • vecinu 6y ago
    I see, so you're banking on the fact that the living conditions in SF will improve and it will be come desirable again. That is something we can agree on, I too look forward to such a period but I imagine it'll be 5-10 years from now and only after the local government begins doing radically different things to tackle all these problems. At that time, I too will want to return to SF since again, I love the city, the people and the environment, just not the current living conditions.