Imagine thinking 50 years of network effects in the Bay Area can be destroyed in 50 weeks
historically speaking, this is how things tend to work, no? incredibly difficult to build, comparatively easy to destroy?
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The bonds I am forming post-pandemic are *way* tighter than the ones I formed before. Historically speaking, I am not an expert. All I have is the contrast between where I am from and how amazing you all are here. A useful translation guide.pic.twitter.com/5R0KtIRrWT
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Pandemic SF has a greater feeling of community than non-Pandemic SF. The people that stayed here doubled down on the city.
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Historically, the fall comes fast.
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There is nothing inherit to the geography of SF that can't be replicated anywhere. The tools exist now to enable much more remote collaboration. Outside of SF fan bois, folks tend to question the purpose of living in shit & needle infested communities.
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