Re:Tech elites leaving San Francisco threaten Silicon Valley...
by cltby on Monday December 07, 2020 @08:06PM
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> I don’t know what you’re getting at but it isn’t my point.
I can't tell if you're upset by their disingenuousness, or by their refusal to give a cut to the state. If the former, I sympathize. But it mostly seems to be the latter. The obvious rejoinder to which: why should they feel so eager to fork over their money to an institution that did ~nothing to contribute to their success?
> California is expensive because the opportunity to become rich is greater here than elsewhere
Your statement only explains the e.g. high housing costs. The tax question is orthogonal.
I can't tell if you're upset by their disingenuousness, or by their refusal to give a cut to the state. If the former, I sympathize. But it mostly seems to be the latter. The obvious rejoinder to which: why should they feel so eager to fork over their money to an institution that did ~nothing to contribute to their success?
> California is expensive because the opportunity to become rich is greater here than elsewhere
Your statement only explains the e.g. high housing costs. The tax question is orthogonal.