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I don't know how your comment is related to the article under discussion. If innovation could solve homelessness, San Francisco wouldn't have had the crisis it
by smnrchrds 2y ago
I don't know how your comment is related to the article under discussion. If innovation could solve homelessness, San Francisco wouldn't have had the crisis it currently does. I don't know how changing Toronto to be more like SF in terms of tech companies is supposed to solve homelessness. At best, these are orthogonal issues.
- gruez 2y ago>If innovation could solve homelessness, San Francisco wouldn't have had the crisis it currently does. You can't innovate when zoning regulations and building codes prevent you from doing so.
- sokoloff 2y agoTaxis and short-stay-rentals got innovated, even when there were pretty clear regulations that had to be broken/ignored. I suspect the bigger problem here is that there's no (or not nearly enough) money at the end of the rainbow of solving the homelessness problem.