heylook

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   by heylook 9y ago

   > Why wouldn't I just move to Monaco (or some other country that doesn't tax their income excessively) and keep that money? They're welcome to. But they don't (or they haven't yet) because they see some benefit t
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   by heylook 9y ago

   You can't actually kill the idea of a platform connecting travelers with decentralized supply. Sure, it's possible that the specific company Airbnb might not exist in the future, but there will always be people interested in excha
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   by heylook 9y ago

   Your point is valid, but I think it doesn't give enough credit to technological innovation and market forces. We've figured out how to do pretty amazing and ridiculous things with the right incentives in place in the past, and I&#
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   by heylook 9y ago

   > There's no zoning or technology for too much demand Agree with your first sentence, but I quibble with this part. Demand for real estate is local, and defined as something resembling density: it's an intensity distributed ove