Nice Pitch. ICO or traditional venture capital?
I have two solutions to the San Francisco housing problem: fire or earthquake. Unlikely that NIMBYs could stop it from being rebuilt high-density. Let us propitiate Hephæstus and Poseidon, because only a disaster can make SF great again.
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No, an alternate vehicle, popular worldwide and historically, but forgotten in the Bay Area today: intercessionary prayer. (Been reading Greek history lately...)
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Yeah. In Christchurch, after the earthquakes, they banned tall buildings because they figured nobody would want to live in a tall building after an earthquake. Maybe San Fran has better government so that wouldn't happen. Our mess: https://nzinitiative.org.nz/reports-and-media/reports/recipe-for-disaster-building-policy-on-shaky-ground/ …
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Well, that would be a hideously terrible result. Let's pray for a fire then, because a bias against wood buildings is a bias for growth. But also, SF skyscrapers are built for earthquakes, and wouldn't fall down, so I think people would have higher confidence after quake.
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Sure. But a couple will fail anyway. Demolishing or fixing the others takes forever. And city planners can't resist playing SimCity when they think they've tabula rasa and have eminent domain powers. Earthquakes get a zero star rating from me. Wouldn't trade again.
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The Law of Continued Failure suggests that the tech industry would just move instead... to another NIMBY area!
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Have a look at the fires in Singapore that preceded the (awesome) public high-rises…
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and, ask Tool to write a song about it
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Import social tech from Japan? Huge population density constrained between water and mountains, Ring of Fire, smart zoning law: http://urbankchoze.blogspot.com/2014/04/japanese-zoning.html … Buildings are seen as depreciating goods with limited lifetimes, rebuilding "every generation" is perceived to be normal.
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