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Well, no one forced said companies to set ground there. Especially when a ton of their employees don't even want to live near Mountain View, Cupertino or Menlo
by ulfw 12y ago
Well, no one forced said companies to set ground there. Especially when a ton of their employees don't even want to live near Mountain View, Cupertino or Menlo Park and thus have to be bused for an hour+ from SF. Jus' saying ;)
- raverbashing 12y agoThis The US is vast, but of course, let's cram all the technology workers in a tight corner of a bay and densify that to the max. Grow Out. Of course, SF is a "city", not the kind of city that's part of an urban sprawl like the others. Maybe that's what other cities should start doing. That and quality public transport (not only Google Bus)
- chillingeffect 12y agoI dream of building a city in an otherwise-empty part of the U.S., one built around electric bike paths (and hell Segways lol), with bicycle and pedestrian paths and lightweight rail moving around the heavy stuff. Cars and trucks and trains can be on the perimeter and in several large arteries.