Re:Silicon Valley’s Economic Indicator: Caltrain Ridership
by rconti on Tuesday September 22, 2015 @04:48PM
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I think it's a fantastic place to live, albeit expensive.
I don't go to trendy restaurants, but there's a lot to do in the area.
Lots of hiking/running/mountain biking opportunities. Don't undervalue the nice weather; it's a lot less enjoyable to do most outdoor activities when the weather is crappy or unpredictable.
Easy access to the ocean. Relatively easy access to the mountains, assuming they get snow again.
I'm a motorsport enthusiast; lots of great racetracks and mountain roads for cars+motorcycles.
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Re:Silicon Valley’s Economic Indicator: Caltrain Ridership
by rm_-rf_slash on Tuesday September 22, 2015 @05:06PM
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While I don't disagree with you, I do want to make clear for the sake of argument that those mountains were there before the microchip, and they'll remain for a very long time. My point is that a big money monoculture is a great way to homogenize and wash out a cosmopolitan culture. The homeless might remain, but the hippies are long gone...