I see some patterns in different tech areas. SF, downtown Boston/Cambridge, and NYC all have pretty bad public schools, some nice parks, and at times annoyingl

I see some patterns in different tech areas. SF, downtown Boston/Cambridge, and NYC all have pretty bad public schools, some nice parks, and at times annoyingly crowded but workable roads. Palo Alto, Arlington and points north, and Long Island each have better schools, more open spaces, and less congestion. This clearly has a lot less to do with startup centers and more a generally to do with population density in and around urban areas.