How did Miami suddenly turn into a new schelling point for tech migrants? It wasn’t even on my radar (and still isn’t — something seems way off)
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Interesting to see all the theories but it seems to be just efforts by Keith Rabois and the mayor to make fetch happen. There’s no there there afaict, though a lot of supportive wishful thinking (“if this were a real trend, X might explain it”). Let’s see if fake it —> make it
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Great man theory in action
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Isn’t fake it till you make it all of what Miami is about
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It’s all the mayor on Twitter. Also a lot of tech feels bad because they’ve been told they’re the bad guys, so the power of being wanted is strong... I don’t think they’re going to like the summer there tho.
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I think this is right, and this is what it will take to make it culturally, officially a Hub™. BUT it's also really as simple as way more people can and will work remotely now forever, and the climate is really really nice, plus low taxes and affordable housing.
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Meaning even if the mayor stopped and Rabois stopped, it wouldn't be a Hub™ but it would be a _place lots of remote workers move to cause why wouldn't they_
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I assumed it always more of a meme than a trend
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Atlanta is still faking it, still not making it
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