I wouldn't be too upset. SF being SF, someone will soon create a tech-enabled sandbox on demand service.
Where do laziness and fussiness intersect? Government in the SF Bay Area.http://reason.com/blog/2017/08/02/san-francisco-bureaucrats-ban-sand-at-pl …
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Such a stark contrast to Berlin where every other corner there's a playground filled with sand and trampolines
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Makes me wonder which of our tendencies more than any stifles the development of our species. Laziness? Fear?
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A possible solution to the disappearance of SF's sandboxes:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zugv1NdMj4&t=0m39s …
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in France sand mostly disappared too, except for spaces for dogs. Children now have a soft surfaces for their plays.
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Some people joke about "american scientist latest findings", now it will be "american cities banned sand..." type of joke.
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I feel partially responsible ...https://twitter.com/moultano/status/886709923668611072 …
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Clearly the cash-strapped city had no money in the budget to maintain its parks...
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"vandals in Delores Park"...isn't that called every 20-something in the city every Saturday afternoon?
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