Today's knowledge economy REQUIRES density, so economic logic ultimately favors clustering & density over sprawl. (6)
@Richard_Florida I wish this were true, but empirically SV sprawl is dense enough.
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@Richard_Florida The center is shifting to SF, but because people want to live there because it's more fun. -
@paulg@Richard_Florida more efficient & healthy. I can bike to 2 meetings in the time it takes to drive to 1 in SV. Smiling vs stressing - Show replies
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@paulg I actually agree on that. SV will get denser too. http://www.citylab.com/work/2013/08/why-san-francisco-may-be-new-silicon-valley/6295/ … http://www.citylab.com/work/2014/03/urban-shift-us-start-economy-one-chart/8749/ … More to come ...Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@paulg@Richard_Florida Is Silicon Valley sprawl enough for "good" urban development? Yes and no. -
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@paulg@Richard_Florida [1/_] In today's world, level of density in Silicon Valley is enough for Silicon Valley to prosper but . . . - Show replies
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